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Does the citation include the recent major skepticism of Astra? There are French polls that backed major skepticism of Astra specifically after the pause. The
by mancerayder 6y ago
Does the citation include the recent major skepticism of Astra? There are French polls that backed major skepticism of Astra specifically after the pause.
The downvotes are puzzling. Are people capable of countering with reason, or is a downvote a proxy vote for how they wish reality to be?
- jrochkind1 6y agoThey're perhaps downvoting because what was described was "studies" (not "the citation"), that were about credibility and uncertainly generally, and it's safe to assume they weren't conducted in the past 4 months and have nothing to do with covid vaccines, but you jump in with "well your study means nothing to me unless it was conducted in the past two months and already peer reviewed and published" which is not how it works.
- mancerayder 6y agoThanks. I posted a link from a Bloomberg-quoted poll above that meets the criteria you suggested means something to you.
- marvin 6y agoYou should be wary of concluding stupidity when the French population are skeptical towards government statements. It's a completely different culture to the one you're likely used to. The French frequently have legitimate distrust towards their authorities, and assume based on experience that the government is lying. This would be a confounding effect when trying to determine whether it was the uncertainty that caused the distrust, or the source of the statement.
- mancerayder 6y agoI'm familiar with French culture. What about it would you argue makes it more skeptical (as I'm reading what you wrote to mean) than the government-skeptical US population?