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a simple export from their database is all I would require. That way, I can make my own analysis, and NOT rely on theirs.
Simple common sense questions, cant be answered. If I was buying any product, especially something which goes into my body. I would ask what's in it? Are the people who made this product trustworthy? What do other people say about this product?
Since death is an admitted side effect, and a raft of others as well.
Especially when you ask if the manufacturers are trustworthy.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: AaarghZombies
The statistical odds are a lot more than the one in a million adverse events that were first touted. This was known by the manufacturer's own data , Using parts of the AIDS virus to bypass an immune system. Is clever but also very stupid at the same time. Because the immune system exists for a billion years of good reasons. It is not a mistake to cleverly bypass without serious repercussions.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
The statistical odds are so low that it's barely a thing. The actual number of deaths globally is a fraction of a percent. Your more likely to drown or to die in an automobile accident than from the vax. Yet you're afraid of the shot but not leaving your home to buy groceries.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
The statistical odds are so low that it's barely a thing. The actual number of deaths globally is a fraction of a percent. Your more likely to drown or to die in an automobile accident than from the vax. Yet you're afraid of the shot but not leaving your home to buy groceries.
The little 87mg Asprin kills 4000 people annually in America, I guess we better take it off the market quickly.
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Jimy718
a simple export from their database is all I would require. That way, I can make my own analysis, and NOT rely on theirs.
When you make a foia request someone needs to go analyse multiple record sources in order to pull that data out, they then have to compile it into a suitable form.
The raw data that you think that you want would most likely be meaningless to you because you would need the meta data to go with it in order for it to make sense, and that has to be added in when the foia request is made.
You should also bear in mind that a lot of what exists isn't data, it's letters, emails and other correspondence. Given that much of this is done using EU standards we're talking pages as in A4 paper, scanned or printed. For example people will want to see communications between pfizer executives or between pfizer and people like Faucci. They want to know who said what to who, who knew what and when, and other related things.
Of course, since you are requesting "data", this does beg the question: Do you actually know how to clean data or to do statistical analysis on it?
Do you know how to find statistical trends?
Could you tell the difference between a rise in covid deaths because of a new variant, or because it was summer and people were closing their windows and turning on the AC instead?
Would you even think to look?
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
Does that include suicides?
Aspirin and alcohol was a favorite method of killing yourself when I was younger. People would overdoes with it back in the day when street drugs were much harder to get ahold of.
originally posted by: anonentity
If you take a vaccine with Aluminum, or Mercury in it, and it does not come out in the urine or feces. There is a good chance it has been incorporated somewhere in the body. The drug manufacturers have lobbyists and a raft of lawyers aligned with companies that own the Mainstream news channels. Even if their drugs were rubbish, No one would believe it anyway.
America is the most vaccinated country on Earth and is about the mid-thirties for health, that's compared with some countries that have hardly ever seen a vaccine. The only reason they have got away with the con for so long is that they are cheek by jowl with the defense industry trying to make bioweapons. The vaccines have caused more harm than good. But you will never see the stats.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: anonentity
If you take a vaccine with Aluminum, or Mercury in it, and it does not come out in the urine or feces. There is a good chance it has been incorporated somewhere in the body. The drug manufacturers have lobbyists and a raft of lawyers aligned with companies that own the Mainstream news channels. Even if their drugs were rubbish, No one would believe it anyway.
America is the most vaccinated country on Earth and is about the mid-thirties for health, that's compared with some countries that have hardly ever seen a vaccine. The only reason they have got away with the con for so long is that they are cheek by jowl with the defense industry trying to make bioweapons. The vaccines have caused more harm than good. But you will never see the stats.
It is hard to reply to so much crap...lol You forgot to add in the aliens...
originally posted by: Jimy718
Don't worry Xtrozero; we're here watching, wondering WTF?!??!!!
Seriously though; I have begun to wonder IF I am witnessing an application of "The Great Filter".
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
What I do know is that I have witnessed the FACT that for some reason coins and other metal objects do indeed stick to people after the jab.
Is it the jab causing it? I don’t know.
Do you believe me? I don’t care.
originally posted by: WraithOfEva777
Interesting
Nine pages in and the only answers that have been attempted may as well read 'I believe exactly what the vaccine companies tell me to believe'
Unvaccinated pose a greater risk of infecting others: epidemiologist. This is reason enough for me to keep this mandate in place.
fully vaccinated decreases risk of serious illness and decreases length of illness
originally posted by: Jimy718
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: Jimy718
a simple export from their database is all I would require. That way, I can make my own analysis, and NOT rely on theirs.
When you make a foia request someone needs to go analyse multiple record sources in order to pull that data out, they then have to compile it into a suitable form.
The raw data that you think that you want would most likely be meaningless to you because you would need the meta data to go with it in order for it to make sense, and that has to be added in when the foia request is made.
Hmmmm, can YOU tell what kind of data it is by looking at the file name? I can. Do you have any idea "how" meta data is constructed? Prolly not, and in some of these current instances, neither do I, But, I have the skills to figure it out.
You should also bear in mind that a lot of what exists isn't data, it's letters, emails and other correspondence. Given that much of this is done using EU standards we're talking pages as in A4 paper, scanned or printed. For example people will want to see communications between pfizer executives or between pfizer and people like Faucci. They want to know who said what to who, who knew what and when, and other related things.
Well, actually, they probably would not use EU standards; this is America, so we tend to use ANSI instead, but, fear not, EU copied much of what we have.
Of course, since you are requesting "data", this does beg the question: Do you actually know how to clean data or to do statistical analysis on it?
Do you know how to find statistical trends?
Could you tell the difference between a rise in covid deaths because of a new variant, or because it was summer and people were closing their windows and turning on the AC instead?
Would you even think to look?
I think I've said this before, but, perhaps you didn't read.
I'm a 75YO retired Software/Hardware/Data Engineer, I've been at for nearly 50 years. Over the past 30 years I've been involved in bringing "data" to the fore, and making it available for those who might want to understand it. This had necessarily involved quite a lot of statistics, and Data Mining. I still, on occasion, provide custom data management, mining, analysis tools to those in need.
So, yes, I know a little bit about data analysis, management, design...