Everything in this article is describing what vaccination by this method might accomplish. It does not cover what might go wrong AT ALL. Thus it is trash.
It speaks of what the method might accomplish but also what has been accomplished. Why my aim here is to help people be critical of information and not intimidated or baffled by a barrage of important sounding words.
It is the 'informed' argument the enemy uses, the science on which all other arguments descend. If you want to bicker like trash pandas fighting over a chicken mcnugget then by all means, keep at it.
If you want to start making motions to move people then you have to better understand the science and pick apart why their theory is wrong.
It is a good aim. People always link to articles citing some study. Like total shit articles with low IQ takes on studies. Link to the study! Read the study!
The study is an oft highjacked vehicle for data shenanigans and statistical fuckery. If you get used to reading the studies skepitcally you can develop an eye for the fuckery. They design and frame the experiment in ways that are most beneficial to their agenda.
If you think about how you would perform a similar study and find that you would collect or report different data, you have to ask yourself— why have these people not collected or reported this data? Why are they excluding useful information they are likely to have? Alot of scientists are just whores for government and corporate money. Its often easy to see their game.
I should say there’s also some good studies out that that offer good data that rarely get publicized by the MSM, but you can glean a lot of truth from the coversation that scientists are having with each other within their own industry literature compared to what they publicize through MSM.
I hope it's a good reason for people to start being more critical and look into the shit and not be reliant on the news to tell them what to think.
Everyone here is potentially 100 times smarter than any news presenter that just reads a paper in front of a camera and doesn't care if its true or not - they just have to sit there and look 'pretty'.
If people can find a good source and use it to discredit the point being made, find the flaws and point out the kikery, understand good methodology and not just accept what they're reading at face value it could add a lot to this community.
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