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The article is not "proving vaccines work", it's explaining how some statistics presented in news or social media might be misleading. Also: no, we can't stop
by KennyBlanken 5y ago
The article is not "proving vaccines work", it's explaining how some statistics presented in news or social media might be misleading.
Also: no, we can't stop collecting evidence supporting the efficacy of vaccines, because then the anti-vaxxers will scream blue bloody murder about how "there's no evidence."
- curiousgal 5y agoPretty sure anti-vax people will still scream blue bloody murder no matter what, which is my point.
- mcphage 5y agoThey will, but without us having the evidence, they'd be right. So we still need it, even if they won't listen.