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Indeed. The only way any of the sceptics' claims have even a sliver of validity is as a motte-and-bailey fallacy of their original claims. For example, the clai
by simondotau 5y ago
Indeed. The only way any of the sceptics' claims have even a sliver of validity is as a motte-and-bailey fallacy of their original claims. For example, the claim that the vaccine doesn't work morphed into the claim that the vaccine doesn't stop transmission—a claim which wasn't even true until the delta strain showed up. Omicron has been a substantial challenge to vaccine efficacy (vaccines which, it's important to remember, are still only tuned to wild type COVID-19) but they're still providing significant protection as proven in large scale statistics.
- scurraorbis 5y ago[flagged]
- simondotau 5y agohttps://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1503420660869214213?s=21 https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1503420660869214213?... End of story.
- scurraorbis 5y ago[flagged]
- simondotau 5y agoIn reply to the dead post— > The Scottish and UK data (which they'll now stop publishing) show that the effectiveness against hospitalization and death of those with only two shots is now negative. You don't know how to read statistics. https://twitter.com/simondotau/status/1444537141413888003 https://twitter.com/simondotau/status/1444537141413888003