Actually, you're wrong. You haven't ever argued against an actual scientist, have you? Let me go ahead and eviscerate you, since you happen to be one of the most annoying people on the internet. The Shimabukuru study was garbage: Roughly 700 of the 827 completed pregnancies involved vaccination IN THE THIRD TRIMESTER. These women had already passed the period of highest miscarriage risk (<20 weeks), so including them diluted the rate. The 104 miscarriages occurred almost entirely among the much smaller group vaccinated earlier (periconception or first trimester). Restricting the denominator to those vaccinated early enough to still be at risk for miscarriage (estimates of ~114–127 completed early pregnancies with known outcomes) produces a rate of approximately 82% (104/127). If you had any idea how these things can, and are, masked, you would have seen this from a mile away. But instead, like a clown, you pretend to have an understanding of medicine and pharmacology. YOU DON'T. And let me go a little further, just for good measure. Pfizer's 2021 post-market report documented over 42,000 adverse events, including over 1,200 deaths, with an 81% miscarriage rate, with stillbirth and neonatal death rates increasing by 5 to 7x. VAERS data from Thorp's 2023 research showed a variety of concerning proportional reporting ratios, which are essentially safety signals. For reference, a signal of 1 is a potential concern. A signal of 100 is a disaster. In this data we saw a signal of 177 for miscarriage, 135 for stillbirth, and 4,257 for menstrual abnormalities (p<0.000001). Pfizer's own trial in 324 pregnant women revealed, in the vaccinated group, 100% increase in lower Apgar scores, 80% more neonatal jaundice, 70% more malformations, and 310% more anomalies with developmental delays. Lin confirmed mRNA transfer across the placenta, inducing spike expression in fetal tissues; Hanna detected mRNA in breast milk; and Aldén demonstrated reverse transcription in human cells, posing genomic integration risks. Shall I go on, or do you get the picture?