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Never said this. What I have said is that we don’t seem to have an adequate control group to truly know or not what efficacy the vaccines have for the current
by kcplate 4y ago
Never said this. What I have said is that we don’t seem to have an adequate control group to truly know or not what efficacy the vaccines have for the current variants or if the current variants are simply less severe.
Almost every study the government touts for vaccine efficacy now relies on correlation instead of causation evidence.
I think that gives us cause to look at the information from the government with a skeptical eye.
- beej71 4y agoYou did say "vaccines don’t prevent the disease". How is that different than 0% efficacy?