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Did you miss the data point that boys are 6x more likely to be affected from the therapy than the illness?
by vibrato2 5y ago
Did you miss the data point that boys are 6x more likely to be affected from the therapy than the illness?
- dekhn 5y agoMany of us view that claim with skepticism and prefer that the analysis of this data be left to experts who understand how misleading data can be.
- deft 5y agoyou're deferring thinking to an unnamed mystery expert and then arguing on behalf of that unnamed mystery expert as if you know what they'd say. lol, just lol.
- dekhn 5y agoas part of the international scientist cabal, of course I know who the expert is
- markdown 5y agoWatch it! We're not supposed to talk about our group.
- grepfru_it 5y agoThe cdc link provided raw numbers. The telegraph link is a journalist deducing a conclusion. I don’t think any experts provided any conclusive evidence in this thread (which I gather was the point of the comment you replied to)
- bluGill 5y agoAnyone can claim to be an expert. Once one comes forward we can evaluate to see if their claims hold up. In this case experts have pointed out that the analysis is wrong because it doesn't compare mycardius in the control group even through we know covid also causes that. Nor do they consider harm, despite vaccine caused mycardious being mild.
- n8henrie 5y agoThis is a blatant misrepresentation.
- fortuna86 5y agoDid you miss the point where any death is likely preventable and 400+ in the US is still too many ?
- tshaddox 5y agoThat "data point" is that that group is 6x more likely to be affected by myocarditis after receiving a vaccine than to be hospitalized due to COVID. I would like to see an actually useful comparison, like, say, the likelihood of being affected by myocarditis after receiving a vaccine versus the likelihood of being affected by myocarditis after a COVID infection.
- timr 5y agoMyocarditis, in this circumstance, were cases reported in VAERS, which isn't a mild or asymptomatic condition -- it usually means hospitalization. Furthermore, the researchers who have been analyzing the rates are going back to the VAERS records and actually looking at the case data. These are severe enough cases to require medical attention.