michele disappeared, cal s problems did, too. he was going to have his finances scrutinized. he was perhaps not going to be able to stay in the marital residence, certainly his children were leaving. and the next day all those things are back in his control. finally, that blood evidence. prosecution witnesses called it medium velocity spatter that had been left there only recently. i think it could very well have been the most important part of the case as far as placing michelle bleeding in the house with some force having been applied to that blood and no explanation for it. so what happened that night? prosecutor keen put his theory to the jury. she got home that night at about 11:30, parked her car, went in through the garage door and then as soon as she got
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to physically, biologically manufacture or tame a part of a protein. you almost turned a process that was boutique biology into industrial computer science, right? we absolutely have turned it into information science. what you can now do is introduce into cells a piece of information for the specific molecule you want to make. in our case, in the case of covid-19, the spike protein. that ominous looking protrusion outside of the virus. it turns out, that the protein that the virus uses to get into our cells and that s the protein we need to neutralize for the immune system to have effective defense for us. when a person gets presents with the virus, then it s standing on guard. if you were able to take this messenger rna, this code, where can this go? can you give us what s the
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medical historians who carefully document why that is not anywhere near any type of outcome you would ever choose. it was the last resort they lived through in 1918, and anyone who knows about it basically says you never want to live through that again. we have evidence that we don t have to. because this time the scientists in this world were actually able to sequence the covid dna within two weeks. and then there s this public race for the fastest vaccine in history. several companies, as you ve probably heard, touting these breakthroughs. one seeking emergency approval for a vaccine that would make potential distribution as soon as within weeks. while most people will not likely have access to vaccines until far later in 2021. either way, experts say this vaccination timeline that we re looking towards is the best possible way to end the pandemic. even one that s been as difficult as this. now, there s no real reason to assume 2020 2021 will be automatically better than 2020