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> I'm sure it's unrelated Because it's not 2027 yet and people aren't newly discovering this and it's almost never from the vaccine but rather from the virus i
by Aachen 4y ago
> I'm sure it's unrelated
Because it's not 2027 yet and people aren't newly discovering this and it's almost never from the vaccine but rather from the virus itself? In what way do you think it could be "related", like that they planned out the pandemic and published it? I'm assuming I've misunderstood this part of your comment.
- lettergram 4y agoIt’s in their theoretical scenario because it’s a common / obvious enough issue to appear there. Viruses often cause neurological symptoms, vaccines and medicines can do the same thing. Combine the two and it confounds the potential issues and ease of identification. That’s all I’m saying, to identify causes you need a lot of data. Much of which isn’t / wasn’t being collected and needs to start being collected