It's MRNA for christ sake, it's a general solution to a mutation...

It's MRNA for christ sake, it's a general solution to a mutation (changing DNA structure). It will work no matter what the next mutation unfolds as the MRNA would change to attack the new spike protein.

The old way of making vaccines is disrupted by MRNA, because the old way of doing it was a highly specialised vaccine for one type of spike. When the mutation happens, you need to make a new vaccine. With MRNA, the human body will find a way to fight it off, no need for another vaccine.

Journalists are very dumb scientists with a microphone...

The vaccine will work lol and it is important for Openlearning as Universities need revenues from travel. More revenues = more budget for procurement = more spending. Prior Covid they spent money on fking buildings. Like the dumbest way to spend money "Let's build an Art faculty" not let's improve the education of our students so that they can be employed and pay back student fees.

Universities have faced this the hard way -> Workers hate them (Job cuts) -> Students hate them (High Graduate unemployment)

They have forgotten to prioritise education. Now they are on the lookout for tech solutions to make teaching & remote learning better. Openlearning is a leading candidate in Australia to get that university procurement. This crisis accelerated the major issues of universities, which is fantastic for disrupters like Openlearning.