Why modRNA is so profitable

~17 billions saved on Alzheimer patients

Fabian Spieker

Feb 10, 2023

Summary

Here comes another tidbit from my investigation of the US American data.

$17,198,874,524 are the expected savings from killing 91,090 Alzheimer patients with COVID-19 vaccines between January 1st 2021 and December 31st 2022.

Introduction

In 2021, caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s or other dementias provided an estimated 16 billion hours of informal (that is, unpaid) assistance, a contribution to the nation valued at $271.6 billion.

This is approximately 49% of the net value of Walmart’s total revenue in fiscal year 2020 ($559.2 billion) and 14 times the total revenue of McDonald’s in 2020 ($19.2 billion).

The total lifetime cost of care for someone with dementia was estimated at $377,621 in 2021 dollars.

Source: alz.org

Methods

Let’s see how many Alzheimer patients were killed by the shots.

First I performed a regression over time across all states between cumulative excess Alzheimer deaths and cumulative vaccine doses administered.

Since we have no further information, we will assume Alzheimer patients who died from the shots were half-way from diagnosis to natural death.

$187,810.5 saved per patient killed.

Results

The root of all evil (really lame math joke)

For every 7745 vaccine doses administered, 1 excess Alzheimer death occurred.

Equipped with this knowledge, let’s see how many Alzheimer patients died from the vaccines.

91,090 Alzheimer patients were killed by COVID-19 vaccines.

Hitler and his boys - financed by wallstreet investors - managed to kill 200k sick people starting in 1939.

Let’s see how much the sickly American healthcare system saved, halving alz.org’s figure of $377,621 lifetime costs to an expected $187,810.5 saved per patient.