Maybe wikipedia also changed it (did you check?), Webster did change it:
https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=50886
> Also, mRNA is not the only type of vaccine for COVID.
I know.
> Which definition of "vaccine" do you subscribe to that these "treatments" don't fit into?
It's all marketing at this point. mRNA-treatment does not sell. Vaccine elicits people's trust, and obedience.
> would you clarify which definition of "experimental" you subscribe to?
Not FDA approved in the US. "approval pending"
> And do you have a source for "testing standards were reduced"?
These kind of drugs take years to develop. This stuff was done in a few months. They skipped some steps in the process. Understandable, but still...
https://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=50886
> Also, mRNA is not the only type of vaccine for COVID.
I know.
> Which definition of "vaccine" do you subscribe to that these "treatments" don't fit into?
It's all marketing at this point. mRNA-treatment does not sell. Vaccine elicits people's trust, and obedience.
> would you clarify which definition of "experimental" you subscribe to?
Not FDA approved in the US. "approval pending"
> And do you have a source for "testing standards were reduced"?
These kind of drugs take years to develop. This stuff was done in a few months. They skipped some steps in the process. Understandable, but still...