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Show us those aids studies then it might be debunked. We're waiting...
originally posted by: Sander1976
ADE, VAIDS.
Is this the precursor of a huge upcoming coverup on VAIDS. Blame it on a mutated HIV?
www.thegatewaypundit.com...
I wonder how many are triple booster vaccinated people who contracted this new HIV.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: McGinty
That would be gross misconduct. Any person or institute that knowingly did this would be ruined for life in academic circles.
You could kiss goodbye to future grant money or research funding.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: flice
Actually it makes it easier because you can use things such as vaccination dates and trends as comparisons.
If there is an overlap between vaccination data and disease data then it can be used to confirm that vaccinations were the cause, or are unrelated as may be the case.
When you have a strong correlation you have the foundations that you need to look for causation.
For example, one way that you can determine that the MMR shot doesn't cause autism is to compare autism rates in the US and Japan. Japan used single shots for a considerable period of time while the US used the combined shot. Yet rates of autism in children in both countries tracked each other.
In the case of covid shots, we can look at the specific vax that people were given and see if there are emergent trends with one that are not evident in the other. Or we can look at trends from time of vaxxing.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: McGinty
That would be gross misconduct. Any person or institute that knowingly did this would be ruined for life in academic circles.
You could kiss goodbye to future grant money or research funding.
originally posted by: McGinty
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: McGinty
That would be gross misconduct. Any person or institute that knowingly did this would be ruined for life in academic circles.
You could kiss goodbye to future grant money or research funding.
Great point! A politician or corporation has never committed gross conduct before. What was I thinking!
Are you for real?
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: v1rtu0s0
Yes, because someone has to show how psychotic people like you are to suggest the opposite.
originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: AaarghZombies
You’re suggesting health care professionals are all of one mind and not a single o e of them would do wrong. While simplicity might make help make your erroneous point it doesn’t in any way reflect reality.
I’m talking about not about all those heroic healthcare professionals that protect life, nor the others that do it to pay the rent. I’m talking, rather obviously about those that decide what new variants are about and brief the politicians. Moreover I’m talk about the politicians and corporation that appoint some healthcare professionals specifically because they have a price and are willing to use their credentials to manipulate date to fit a bespoke narrative.
Without those cvnts (they justify the word) smoking would’ve been exposed as the killer it is far sooner and millions of lives saved. Or were those healthcare professionals on the big corp official and unofficial payroll dedicating their lives to saving lives.
If you’re going to throw around accusations of psychosis I suggest you direct it at them, you muppet.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
But we're talking about healthcare professionals here, not politicians.
The fact that you think that people who dedicate their lives to helping other people might do this is particularly psychotic.
originally posted by: baggy7981
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
But we're talking about healthcare professionals here, not politicians.
The fact that you think that people who dedicate their lives to helping other people might do this is particularly psychotic.
My mum was encouraged to take thalidomide by a healthcare professional during her first pregnancy. Luckily, she didn't.
I'm sure you would have had the evidence to blow the lid on it far sooner, if you were around back then. You would have been knighted, hailed a hero the world over, they would have even built statues of you.
Oh well, back to reality.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: fernalley
This is even better. Because you have dozens of different data sets to use you can build a really strong model.
If you've only got one of two variables it's harder to determine whether you have a causal relationship or merely correlation. If you've got many variables you can track patterns across them.
For example, if everyone was vaxxed st a similar time with a single type of vaccine you can't tell if it was due to the vax or some other factor that was present at that time such as a particular strain of covid or an interaction with a winter flu shot or something similar.
If only the people who have one type of shot get sick, and they have them at all kinds of different time. and they start becoming magnetic, but the people who had the other shot don't don't become magnetic, then it's clearly the shot.