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It is axiomatically true that a repeated event that carries non-zero probability for an adverse effect increases the cumulative probability of said adverse effe
by trention 4y ago
It is axiomatically true that a repeated event that carries non-zero probability for an adverse effect increases the cumulative probability of said adverse effect when it recurs.
I don't need to show any work since covid infection AND reinfection has already been proven beyond any doubt to have non-zero risk of adverse effects on those that don't die from the infection. So either provide proof that covid reinfection carries 0 risk of permanent sequelae or stop wasting my time with the ridiculous claim that reducing the number of times someone is getting reinfected has no health benefit.
- OrvalWintermute 4y agotrention, you need to provide some evidence instead of endlessly misusing some heuristic, or principle like Occam's Razor.
- nradov 4y agoThere is no such axiomatic truth. You are making things up and posting medical misinformation. Please provide peer reviewed citations for your claims.
- trention 4y agoThis: >a repeated event that carries non-zero probability for an adverse effect increases the cumulative probability of said adverse effect when it recurs. is true by logical necessity. It doesn't need peer-review citation because is it's a synthetic apriori proposition (and also straight out of Probability 101, which unsurprisingly you haven't attended/understood), it's not an empirical claim depending on data. I would say "learn to read with comprehension" but I fear it's not possible. >posting medical misinformation Very rich coming from a person literally reposting conspiracy talking points off from antivax twitter.
- nradov 4y agoStop lying. I haven't posted anything from "antivax twitter". You are making things up without scientific basis.