Don’t you have anything better to do than post obvious bullshit that you know to be bullshit?
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No, I fear, he doesn’t.
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His position is unfalsifiable. That you think all these things are actual differences just highlights how much stupider and indoctrinated you are than he is. Obviously we need this take repeatedly in every thread.
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See the guillotine thread.
My parents both got Pfizer. I told them about a month ago that they needed to start being more careful again when it started to look likely that Pfizer was working less well. Big question is whether Moderna sees a comparable decline in effectiveness on a slightly longer timescale.
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This is the genius of the FDA. If you say kids can’t get the vaccine for a concrete reason, you open yourself up to ridicule and mockery if your reason doesn’t make sense. But if you deny kids access for no stated reason, you’re bulletproof.
I mean, I get the frustration over the wait time, but it simply isn’t true that passing safety and efficacy standards is “no stated reason.”
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It’s just very reminiscent of the just asking questions stance. If you say the vaccine causes myocarditis, you’re a fool. But if you say the vaccine might cause myocarditis, you’re just being prudent.
You’re concocting fantasies to be right
Most people would say it’s prudent to do safety and efficacy testing before giving vaccines to children, but you do you, I guess.
And like, I’m willing to listen to if you’ve got a concrete way the process could be sped up without compromising safety. I know basically nothing about how this happens, I’m sure it could be sped up and there’s all kinds of unacceptable bureaucratic incompetence going on in the FDA. But pretending there’s no reason we test these vaccines is lazy hyperbole.
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FWIW, the UK also seems to be waiting on safety testing before vaxxing teens.
That’s not what they’re saying, though. The statement was not that they’re waiting, but that the risk from the vaccines was larger than the risk of covid to teens.
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The myocarditis study authors are getting roasted on Twitter, let’s see how that’s going:
https://twitter.com/mdaware/status/1436750938295967750?s=21
Sounds familiar
You’ll be shocked the people behind the myocarditis are #medicalconservative and:
https://twitter.com/statsepi/status/1436754913627983873?s=21
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I have a client scaling up where the product is the micro-organism. I’ve warned them that whatever process they use will become fixed because their taste/sensory folks are not going to accept any change. So while some decisions are arbitrary, they become the gold standard even if they are stupid or at least concessions to immediacy that are a bad for the long term.
Peer review is the OG cancel culture.
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I’m fucking ashamed. Nigeria 1.7% vaccinated. Tanzania 0.5% vaccinated.
I’m not going to pass up my booster when it comes along, but there’s no way I should even be eligible to get one before we get the third world up to something at least approaching western numbers.
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