@Prodigal @11112011 it's not about when the jab apocalypse comes, it's more
"what are the odds of the jab causing harm to me compared to the virus?"
I've been sceptical since day one, decided against it despite friends and family pushing
Steadily data started coming out, some concerning, some less so
But it's all trended in one direction: the jabs are less effective than touted and far more dangerous than has been admitted.
At this point the vaccines look like they're doing more damage than good whichever way you slice it and for all age groups.
If you want to bury your head in the sand because the alternative is too awful to contemplate go ahead, but everyone in my life is vaccinated and I looked at the data.
I hope I'm fucking wrong. Hopefully the worst events are rare and short term.
But it doesn't look good.
@Prodigal @11112011 @jeffcliff yeah I have no idea where you're going with this Jeff 😅
@jeffcliff @11112011 @Prodigal I think you have to be pretty loopy to think that covid doesn't actually exist
Chinese bioweapon and rushed vaccines too mainstream for the conspiracy hipsters
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff Its everywhere but it burns itself out quickly and relies on a continual supply of new victims to allow its chain of mutation 2 successfully bypass our immune systems
ie
particular, successful variants of influenza *do* travel - they start on one end of the world, and wash over the whole of the world. We don't have the full picture of the 1918 flu, but we do know that it hit a particular place in france and then went all over europe from there for example
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff
>it keeps viruses and even polyps in check.
normal ones, sure
specifically designed bioweapons? not so much. your immune system doesn't do much against sarin, either.
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff
> No need for aeroplanes to help that process at all.
airplanes de facto increase the density of possible suceptibles
The flu can spread from anywhere in the world to everywhere else in the world in around month. Without planes it has to survive a passenger liner or a zeppelin or something trip, which is still possible but slower.
> the PCR test
there are more than one of those
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff that does require an explanation, but perhaps not much more of one than asking why if you measure a circuit with 2 resistors in series why the voltage that crosses R1 is roughly the same as R2, minus a little bit, every time
ie because there's travel in/out of these countries through most of the graph
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff also worth pointing out
sweden hasn't been doing a good job of counting cases, and it's a national scandal https://shitposter.club/objects/452e3489-cbc7-4aed-aba9-c6b5a88a67d9
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff did it not work? There seems to be more than one study of that sort out there it's mostly just an example
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff tell that to the people who have been demanding, since the beginning that koch's postulates have to be satisfied
that said kochs postulates are *not* specific to bacteria, though perhaps, there are (incl rivers) more appropriate measures to measure our understanding of things
@Prodigal @11112011 @skells @jeffcliff here's one example thread https://mamot.fr/@jeffcliff/106976331457351639 with
@konayuki