"Some ideas are so stupid that only intellectuals believe them." -George Orwell
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Sweden is officially ditching mRNA vaccines, and they are not hiding their reasons for doing so.
artsencollectief.nl/zweden-k…
Covid hysteria made Covid more dangerous than the common flu (anxiety ruins immune systems).
That same hysteria caused people to avoid hospitals and hospitals to turn away people.
"Blame it all on Covid" was the convenient narrative used by academia to cover it all up.
First pandemic in history in which hospitals that were allegedly overrun, even Elmhurst hospital, the “epicenter of the epicenter,” saw crashing admissions and visits.
#Scamdemic.
Mazda Sabouri retweeted
Fascinating that the CDC counted every death of nursing home/long-term care facility (LTCF) patients after a covid infection as a "covid death." But every death of such patients after a covid shot was due to underlying comorbidities. Fascinating how therapeutic bias works. Nothing to see here folks . . .
Mazda Sabouri retweeted
Unlike what @washingtonpost & @bylenasun attempt to promote Demetre Daskalakis is NOT a ‘warrior’ of public health & science but part of the cult that tarnished any trust in public health!
The truth is that he actively tried to sabotage the scientific work of ACIP & the COVID Immunization Workgroup!
He worked hard to block discussions on any safety & efficacy issue related to potential contaminants in the COVID vaccines, their prolonged immunological effects (IgG4 class switch), the impact of documented frame shifting (production of unintended antigens) and prolonged vaccine injuries.
We should all be thankful that is not anymore in position of power!
Mazda Sabouri retweeted
The Intelligent Design Pattern
Intelligent Design is widely regarded as an embarrassing cautionary tale about human reasoning. Yet the same pattern shows up almost everywhere. Again and again, we accept that a complex, decentralized, emergent process explains most of what we observe — until it produces something we find especially remarkable. At that point, we decide the process cannot possibly be enough, and conclude that something more must have been added.
loofwired.com/p/the-intellig…
So what happens when the experienced workers retire and we ask inexperienced workers who don't know how to do the job to babysit the AI?
Their goal is to never test another drug/vaccine against a true inert control.
Even the current "placebo" controls are flawed due to the common use of adjuvants to preserve blinding.
Don't let them normalize the abnormal.
Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) remain the most reliable method for controlling confounding and selection bias when evaluating interventions for clinical use.
A new Comment explores the need for more head-to-head RCTs comparing treatments already in common use: spkl.io/60147kyfy
Your daily reminder that when inflation and population growth are accounted for, real economic growth remains at 2% no matter which political party in charge.
Mazda Sabouri retweeted
Wow… The Babies are No Longer Protected Against Measles
Moms antibodies used to give 6-9 months of Ab protection to infants
Now, protection is gone by ~4 months
Neutralizing Ab titers = 0 by 6m
And… if we give MMR early to fill the gap it can drive a long-term problem
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We're gonna end up spending more money on AI that will defend us against rogue AI than we will have spent on AI that will actually help us.
US Agriculture could be a 10 trillion dollar a year industry if we could efficiently get water from the Great Lakes into all parts of continental United States.
As an added bonus we'd be blowing up a whole bunch of mountains in the process :)
