Are you saying that Fausti and the rest of the Gods of science are going to be able to design a vaccine which instigates the production of antibodies for 'covid-19', but they cannot even tell what such an antibody looks or act like enough to even have a test for it!?!
1. the PCR test has nothing to do with swabs.
First link on Google. Franky1-n-beans is a loser.
PCR is basically the bit in the middle as you refer to as the 'cycling'
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Don't let Franky1's blather make things more complicated than they are.
In essence, PCR takes a puzzle-piece called a 'primer' which matches only against a very specific genetic sequence. Then it 'cycles' so each little bit which matches is doubled. Cycles again, doubles again. Exponential growth. You can grow a tiny fragment of DNA into enough to detect in this way. But it tells nothing about how much there was to start with or where it came from.
Long story short, PCR is good for distinguishing a species of microbe. It is not the tool for the job of 'diagnosing covid-19'. Never was and never will be. A papaya can come up positive for 'covid-19' the way they are doing RT-PCR even when a scientist or lab tech is trying to get it right. When they are ordered to find the fruit positive they can do it ever time by adding a few cycles.
2. a vaccine is not an antibody.
they dont need to play around with recognising a certain antibody 'puzele piece' specific to covid
a vaccine uses the VIRUS(not antibody) that has been made impotent to replication while still having the unique identifiers. this then lets your bodies own antibodies see it and deal with it without harm
At least get things partially right. 'dumb it down' doesn't mean to blow the science completely. The theory of operation of the shiny new RNA and DNA 'vaccines' are that they re-program your cells to produce parts of the virus, then rely on your immune system to create antibodies against the virus parts that your cells just made. No wonder they want to test it out first on the Brownies down South.
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I chose my words carefully, but you straw-man'd things anyway of course. And you dodged the question.
They apparently cannot come up with a way to tell the difference between an antibody for covid-19 and some other coronavirus. The vaccine they are already pumping into people is supposed to result in antibodies for 'covid-19'. How is it that they can develop a vaccine to induce antibodies but they cannot even figure out enough about the desired antibodies to test for them?
Answer is, or course, that they cannot. Again, the so-called 'vaccine' they are trying to fast track has nothing to do with 'covid-19' if there is even such a thing to begin with. The trouble they are having even testing for it lends strength to the idea that it is 100% fictional.
In fact it is quite common for antibody tests to be quite specific to the antibody they are testing for. That's actually kind of the point. SARS-cov-2 was supposed to have these 'spike protien' antigens and such. The antibodies produced for them should express a detectrable characteristic.
It kind of sounds like you are in fact arguing what we've been saying all along: 'SARS-cov-2' coronavirus is the common cold. Cannot even tell them apart. That would match with the numbers which are now, in July, a matter of observation (rather than computer model predictions) showing that this thing is just about exactly as lethal as the common cold. And it also matches the observations coming in that having had the common cold in the past few years makes a lot of people completely immune to the dreaded Kobe Wirus.