A Bill Gates-backed startup named Savor is developing lab-grown butter produced from carbon without the use of animals, oils, or plants. The company is partnering with restaurants, bakeries, and food suppliers to introduce this product to the U.S. market, with consumer availability expected around 2027. Separately, researchers have made progress in vaccine delivery technology by successfully testing vaccine-laced dental floss on mice, which could potentially allow immunization through flossing instead of injections. Meanwhile, concerns have been raised about new mRNA vaccine technologies. Dr. William Makis has criticized self-amplifying mRNA vaccines, describing them as uncontrollable and potentially dangerous. Documents obtained by the Informed Consent Action Network reveal that the Pentagon is developing self-spreading vaccines, which have already passed animal trials. A landmark study with 380 references has introduced the "Hybrid Harms Hypothesis," suggesting that mRNA vaccines and SARS-CoV-2 may synergistically increase global excess mortality and illness over years. Ethical concerns have also been voiced about covert vaccination through food products, raising questions about consent and transparency. Additionally, the USDA has approved genetically modified apples and potatoes that may alter human genes. Dr. Makis has further warned that the mRNA platform could act as a "master weapon" causing turbo cancers, in-utero tumors, and immune system collapse, with all components being carcinogenic. Lastly, a controversial study funded by Bill Gates involves releasing engineered ticks designed to deliver a vaccine that induces a violent allergy to beef consumption in humans, which has been described as part of a global social engineering operation.