Was the real failure that C19 didn't kill as many as its designers hoped it would?

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I'm going for "test run". This was successful, in a sense, but not the real thing.

I am not in the least bit unsympathetic to those Christians who earnestly felt that the Covid shot was the Mark of the Beast. I don't think it is, at all, but I can see the parallels, and I think a lot of you guys can, too, even if you're not Christians or even theists. The parallels are there, and they're obvious.

I do think the real deal will have more to do with digital IDs, AI, social credit, and possibly signing away your right to think or believe or say anything that contradicts a given script, a bit more similar to apostasy of some kind. I do think we're being prepped for that. It's already becoming illegal in some places to express opinions on-line.