FACT or CAP: Covid Vaccine

[pinky]

This is the cutest way to explain a vaccine

[anjalee]

I've never felt so sorry for an antigen before.

[TheFrog]

Bro when he started slapping his ass I fucking lost it 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[havocstillman]

The tear he gives off before they kill him gets me 🤣🤣🤣

[dannykrise]

This was the most adorable explanation of the human immune system ever.

[djdbsk]

This is good analogy of how vaccines used to work. The Covid Vaccine is actually a mRNA vaccine and works very differently.

[aliciamcfarlane]

are we not gonna talk about the fact he sacrificed himself to save everyone. rest in peace little buddie 😭

[juliacarat]

He shed a tear knowing that he died for science, you will be remembered forever :')

[MAGGOT-INFESTED-]

I personally just love how the germ shed a tear 😂 it was funny

[clownynose]

Nobody:
"Him moving his head the whole time"

[Menacingly_Standing_There]

When the vaccine sacrificed itself, it was truly tragic

[czeejay]

I literally think this is how they should teach things cause it makes students pay more attention to the subject as it is very entertaining.


edited: i just think this method adds fun in learning lessons (for maybe elementary or junior highschools).

[PiastTorun]

Bless the guy at the beginning, a sacrifice so noble.

[Angelasmith]

actually it doesn't use antigen technology- it uses gene therapy to change the coding of your cells

[MST]

He knew this was a one way trip and still accepted the mission. A medal of honor 🎖 for the lone soldier

[mjad]

The way his tears fall.. 🥲
He sacrificed himself for the greater good.. salute!

[nishathasim]

The tear that slipped out his eye before they all squashed him 😂

[kyatofsomebody]

Imagine someone weakened you totally and threw you in a field full of enemies just so you could save the enemies.

[malohn]

They need to show stuff like this in school. It makes it easier for kids to understand it and they don't turn into -5 iq brainlet parents later

[lestionual]

What a funny way to show the truth that even body cells remember the bad infections and help us get well sooner.