One thing I notice about these types or articles/studies/posts is the absence of the comparison of the number of those hospitalized/ICU to the percentage of that city/region who took 1, 2 or 3 of the jab and how jabbed is defined (I.e. only considered jabbed after 2 weeks, ect).
I'm not a statistician, but if a population is 90% jabbed, it would make sense the ICU would be majority jabbed. Now this does show that the shot does not work, but I'm very interested in a more comprehensive analysis then the typical "Look at all the jabbed in the ICU" without context.
Thanks for posting this.
One thing I notice about these types or articles/studies/posts is the absence of the comparison of the number of those hospitalized/ICU to the percentage of that city/region who took 1, 2 or 3 of the jab and how jabbed is defined (I.e. only considered jabbed after 2 weeks, ect).
I'm not a statistician, but if a population is 90% jabbed, it would make sense the ICU would be majority jabbed. Now this does show that the shot does not work, but I'm very interested in a more comprehensive analysis then the typical "Look at all the jabbed in the ICU" without context.
Thanks for posting this.
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