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The claim only exists because the authors created a skewed comparison, adding 5 deaths to the treatment arm when there weren't any controls to compare them to. I explained that when I adressed the claim. I won't "adress the claim" by pretending the adverse events are related to the vaccination...

the detail that the UAP appeared out on the sea, away from any projection surface, and away from any projector to utilize the surface that does not exist, can't be explained by the hologram idea.

you could also make a list of foods served at British Rail stations and determine if they're better or worse than Covid, because they're all unrelated to the vaccination as well there is no evidence of a link and your table is meaningless

so, nothing that actually has any bearing on whether a M.D. can assess a cause of death correctly, as pertains its link to an old vaccination

this would be fine in a double-blinded placebo-controlled study: select 28 patients, have someone else prepare 14 additional patches with castor oil and some other scent (e.g. chamomile or calendula) that look the same, have the patients use them not knowing which they got, and compare the effect.

No, it hasn't.

Why do you have doubts?

Source: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/rG7qY9l

1) What is the safety factor for a type of damage that wasn't anticipated? Can we use a "building safety factor"? Or do we not have safety at all? 2) How about neighboring construction introducing cracks in an outer wall, leading to water seepage, leading to concrete spalling, leading to an...

If you know the URL, simply use that with the Wayback Machine.

Thank you! Sometime in the late 1980s, in a town in southwest England called Salisbury, 15 volunteers agreed to have a cold-causing coronavirus known as 229E squirted into their noses in a saline solution. Ten of the volunteers were successfully infected, as determined by viruses recovered from...

Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/LAPDPIO/status/1477004130509938694 According to longtime agent and friend, Jeff Witjas, White "died peacefully in her sleep at her home" No mention of any vaccine side effects etc.

I don't think that support is as widespread as you may think. Truth has become optional in some circles. "Alternative facts" was a phrase used by U.S. Counselor to the President, Kellyanne Conway, during a Meet the Press interview on January 22, 2017, in which she defended White House Press...

I don't understand the logic here. An object maintaining altitude will appear to move down as it moves away ("escapes") because the planet is curved. For it to maintain altitude and not appear to descend, it needs to maintain its distance = move at the same speed. You seem to be stating the...

Well... The speed of sound is 614 knots at 20,000 feet, so 375 knots is only 0.61 Mach. Why do you say that it's "a bit fast for that altitude"?

Or play "World of Goo" (or its free game design lab predecessor "Tower of Goo"). Source: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=w58z_u_QS7w Source: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CXKBmuLrCco The tower in the second video stays upright because the player manipulates it, and because there's a suction...

I've been trying to explain my OP... ... in #30... ... and in #33: I am using "political action" here in the sense of "action that has a political effect". Debunking always has a political effect when the lie you are debunking served a political end. The people promoting the lie are going to...

Yes, and when I do it, you generally assume I'm doing it because of my own political opinions. You perceive it as political, even if that's not the intent, since it has a political effect.

You've left out the damning bit: While CCCA is actively seeking more medical doctors, scientists, healthcare and other professionals to advance its work, membership is open to all Canadians who support our objectives and want to see our work go forward. Their members don't even need to work in...

for one, the paper explicitly states it