Biomedical science. Pro-science & public health. Bored of the wilfully stupid. Views expressed are my own and not representative.
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Antivaxxer of the day is “Ken”; a retired STEM PhD billionaire living in Japan, with his very young child, pC loaded with Warcraft and been rejecting mRNA vaccines since he was 20.
Also: he doesn’t like people smarter than him, which is pretty much everyone.
“Ken” is now furiously trawling my feed in a desperate attempt to try and turn this round.
Ken remains a pathological liar online.
This folks, is why antivaxxers are the laughing stock of the biomedical science world.
“MRNA (sic) does not belong in humans and animals”
What a clown!
Dr Hypothesis retweeted
🚨 RETRACTED: Anticancer Research has officially pulled Nicolas Hulscher & Dr Peter McCullough's ivermectin cancer paper.
Its viral "84.4% benefit" claim was built on rigged survey math, massive dropouts & chemotherapy overlap.
Full breakdown 👇
techarp.com/fact-check/hulsc…
The level of delusion the average antivaxxer can exhibit, high on their own ignorance and surrounded by their fellow fools is truly remarkable.. This is how they perceive themselves.
“The trust is gone” is a popular refrain of the antivax zealot.
Right up until they need medical assistance
This little antivax creature believes that any vaccine-associated death should be trivialised as some sort of game deserving a victory lap over scientific evidence.
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If I wanted to study how easily humans can be manipulated, I’d design an experiment.
Punish nuance.
Reward outrage.
Make popularity look like truth.
Turn disagreement into hatred.
Welcome to X.
So now RFKj, super spreader of antivax misinformation, has come out and said the measles outbreak is due to falling vaccination rates.
I can’t help wonder if this is his stance because he stands to lose that $250k salary if he doesn’t actually do his job..?
Another antivaxxer showing how they have never done any research, have no expertise and yet still claim to know more than people who are experts in the field.
The arrogance of the average antivaxxer.
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We've reached the point where people demand 100% certainty from scientists.
And accept 100% nonsense from influencers.
Antivaxxer gets upset when they can’t explain how vaccines cause autism. Appeals to authority and then throws their toys out of the pram.
Standard.
Why is it so hard to get an antivaxxer to share their pride in doubling the amount of measles cases in a year?
You think they’d be over the moon at their success…