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So what I would like to know is, is there any actual evidence that isn't about some unknown friend or from a professional without a history of strange beliefs?
originally posted by: littlecorn
So I have been following the anti vax on and off for some time. On the face of it it seems potentially dangerous to inject a vaccine that has been developed so quickly, so I'm interested in information from all sides.
I find anti vac arguments come in 2 ways.
1. The first is anecdotal evidence. By this I mean someone posts about their friend/cousin relative etc who wasn't well after the vaccine. There are millions even billions of people vaccinated and one or two personal examples cannot affect the statistical numbers vaccinated.
2. A link to a source is provided, say a doctor or a statistician. When the professional is researched they always it seems end up with dubious reputations and a history of discredited practices.
So what I would like to know is, is there any actual evidence that isn't about some unknown friend or from a professional without a history of strange beliefs?