Rewriting the Genetic Code: A Cancer Cure In the Making | Tal Zaks | TEDxBeaconStreet

The War on Cancer has been raging for over a century, and Tal Zaks may have the biggest breakthrough yet. His idea, to go straight to the source of the problem and edit the genetic code that causes the body to produce cancerous cells, could save millions of lives without a single surgery or chemotherapy regimen. Tal Zaks is the Chief Medical Officer of Moderna Therapeutics.

[voteeffevansfinancialfreed]

the day these people start talking about good nutrition, clean air and water and the importance of mental health in fighting illnesses is the day i will take them

[DerbJd]

So the PCR tests that people sent away to be tested in labs have also been a DNA collection exercise.

[finispierce]

Now I understand the verse in the bible, people will pray for death and death will flee them.

[scottintexas]

“The side effect profile was pretty benign …” like death, paralysis, extensive bruising, blood clotting, and many other maladies. Not to worry, this only happens in 0.005 of patients (that is, about the same percentage as those who die from the co-V).

Oh, and by the way, we couldn’t get it to work in animals, so we decided to just go straight to humans with our experiment. Why not?

[mikelitorise]

These people are insane in the membrane.

[JustBRett]

I miss the days of worrying about eating GMOs, now they want to turn everyone into one.

[zahralightway]

So when the actual bacteria or virus gets into us, our body detects it and develops immune responses to it often causing symptoms of illness.
With this we preempt the body’s own system and tell the DNA directly to produce the immune response. Will we have symptoms of illness like with many other vaccines? Will we be able to control it? How can we possibly assume that interfering in this way and trying to circumvent our natural immune system won’t cause other far worse problems than the illness itself would? Should we actually do this? That is a very very good question. Perhaps for life threatening chronic illnesses it may be worth the risk but surely not for normal childhood diseases and flu and the like.

[damianmandich]

Our physical well being depends on the well being of our mind and its surroundings. Living in a society where we are being experimented on for the benefit of the few at the top is just sick!

[tanyawieczorek]

Why did he recently sell all his shares in Moderna?! What does he know that we don't?

[x-hl]

This is 4 years ago and he is talking about how he tested a whole bunch of volunteers with a influenza variant... Sounds like covid lol

[cadillacdeville]

Observe carefully his body language, ha can lie but his body doesn't comply. When he starts talking about side effects, he can no longer look into the eyes of the crowd, he will look down for a moment and when he focuses again, his eyes will blink twice. For those who know the secrets of body language, that's the sign that he's lying. Or at least not telling the whole truth. I believe YOU know what is the truth about this experiments, don't you?

[lorenzotorielli]

YOU CHANGED THE TITLE, IT WAS "WE'RE HACKING THE CODE OF LIFE", SONS OF A

[_NMSS]

I don't think the Creator intended for my genetic code to be rewritten. That's transhumanism... Take a HUGE pass on this frankenscience.

[brett]

Wouldn't it also leave your natural immune system less effective and dependent on these horrible multinationals.

[txgemini]

The movie "I am Legend" had a cancer cure in the making as well & for those who have seen it, knows how well that went 🙄

[Steve-uqnp]

Just because we can do something, doesn’t mean we should…..nature doesn’t lie….

[vickiezaccardo]

Where's the part where he says that they would have to individually customize every shot? Yet here they are in 2022 peddling a universal mRNA flu shot.

[angelprotector]

30 seconds, good food, no gmo, good soil to grow food. My ancestors lived until 90 years old.

[butlem]

You guys always make it sound so good. Makes one wonder if you've actually test it on yourselves. 🤔

[xrpfreak]

This guy has made 50 million dollars and counting selling his Moderna stock. Does that sound like a man really interested in helping humanity? I don't know. If my passion was curing disease, the last thing I'd be looking at is how to profit from it.