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by peter422 5y ago
Name a single vaccine in history that has the type of hidden long term side effect you are worried about. Hidden and long term defined as something that happened only after 6 months from taking the vaccine and is significant.
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So would you encourage people not get vaccinated and just take vitamin D? Do you believe the evidence for their effectiveness is equal?
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There are 4 tiny RCTs with split results. There is one medium sized almost randomized trial that shows a strong result. I'm not interested in small retrospective studies. There are 50 retrospective studies that show HCQ is an amazing
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by peter422 5y ago
There is a large difference in saying vitamin D is a "potent inhibitor" of COVID, and seeing that there is a correlation between people with normal levels of vitamin D and less severe COVID. Though even still the study results ar
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by peter422 5y ago
You are the one who is calling something that is obviously safe, not safe. You think you are smarter and more thoughtful about this than the experts who debated it in the open for hours upon hours to decide it was safe and should be availab
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by peter422 5y ago
How do the ethical calculations stack up when we account for the hundreds of thousands of lives saved? Regardless of whether you think the vaccines are safe, they are quite clearly effective.
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by peter422 5y ago
Nothing is perfectly safe. All the vaccines you have taken have side effects. So does the food you eat and the Sun exposure you get. The current data we have shows the vaccines are very safe to a high degree of certainty. If you had crea
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by peter422 5y ago
How sure are you about the long term effects of COVID?
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by peter422 5y ago
Tesla is the absolute world leader in battery manufacturing. A lot of people are betting on that as well. Tesla has a lot of things going for it if you project what we are going to need in the future. I’m not saying it is a good/bad
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I thought his book on startups was very well done and interesting. However this seems quite shady. The rich should still have to pay taxes.
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by peter422 5y ago
The OP said it was hard to find the data and documents. I searched for “fda vaccine pfizer documents” and the 2nd link is the FDA page with every document and study that was reviewed for approval. The information is not hard to find. Yes,
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by peter422 5y ago
Is there? Everybody I've met talked about how the 2nd shot knocked them out for a few days at least. From my POV there is a heavy stigma associated with anti-vaccine activists downplaying and disbelieving the very real stats about cov
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The vaccines did not skip any safety tests, they just compressed the schedule because millions of people were dying of a preventable disease. At this point hundreds of millions of people have taken the various vaccines. There clearly are n
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by peter422 5y ago
Based on the information provided it seems highly unlikely the OP had covid. It isn't impossible but the lack of antibodies is just one further data point. Most people who recover have positive antibody tests.
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The reason people care is because balls in play are hitting historic lows and to many that is making baseball less exciting, and the league is worried about the fans losing interest. This particular form of manipulating the ball is just too
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by peter422 5y ago
Pitchers are putting the substance on every ball. Nearly all strikeouts are caught directly by the catcher, and the 3rd strike is the hardest to get, so it would be a very good sample indeed.
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by peter422 5y ago
Not all the vaccines worked. You are taking for granted the knowledge we have now about the vaccine efficacy. If there were no efficacy studies we could easily have wasted precious manufacturing and logistical resources in an ineffective v
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by peter422 5y ago
I’m sure the place you moved is perfect with no problems whatsoever. Just like California used to be back in the good old days before things changed.
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Yes I don’t understand how ‘going into the office’ means ‘giving your life to the company’. Frankly I find it easier to separate work and home when there is an office.
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There was an investigation! International teams went over data and samples! Researchers were questioned! All of this is public and in reports. The problem with saying it is a cover up is that no matter what is provided you can just say
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The strain that was 96.2% similar was a well known strain inside and outside of China. Experts do not believe that the many, many differences between those two virus look like anything a human would or could engineer. Again, not impossible
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The first death in the U.S. was only discovered at least a month later, and this is long after we knew about the existence of the virus. In China before there was a huge outbreak there is absolutely no way you can expect a small number of c
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by peter422 5y ago
I’m not saying it is impossible, I’m saying it is not likely. I think it is great for people to research the origins and dig into all the details and try to find the truth. But if the virus were of natural origin, which to me is the most
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A lot of emerging viruses are well adapted to humans… that’s why become outbreaks. How can you judge what level of adaption is expected vs unexpected in a virus. Most virologists say the way this virus works is unlike anything they’ve seen
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You don’t think non-scientists have any reason to go into remote bat caves even though bat guano is an incredibly valuable substance?
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I’m seriously considering it and put it higher than 0%. But if you think your hypothesis is the most likely outcome (>50%), and your defense at any evidence that discounts your view is that it is a giant and incredible cover up by the C
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Yes I have read more than the articles, which is why I’m correctly saying it was unlikely to come from the lab. I’m not saying it is impossible, just unlikely. And automatically degrading the opinions of experts who have detailed their arg
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Those same people were tested for antibodies and they were negative. Or I guess that is also part of the cover up.
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I don’t dispute it is one point of suspicion, but Wuhan is also one of the 10 biggest cities in China. It isn’t a surprise the first US outbreak was in the biggest city. The first cases could have been anywhere. If there were more evidenc
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by peter422 5y ago
Was every other emerging virus also created in a lab? SARS? MERS? Influenza? Polio? The highest probability is this virus originated like every other virus in history.

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