@veritas_super@DrAdrianWong Why should the paper deserve the privilege of not being ignored if they can’t publish in a reputable journal?
Does it not seem suspicious that the authors had to resort to spending $4000 to get their study published?
@TeamRealityCT@TheresaCorbin9 You’re delusional if you believe vaccine denial is “the will of the people”
Antivax is a minority belief held by people who spend too much time online and lack the ability to discern best evidence.
@LTthatsME2 @NotoriousQ @harryfisherEMTP Babies ingest more aluminum from a single feeding of breast milk than they are injected from any single vaccine.
Mercury (thimerosal) was removed from vaccines in the early 2000s. There is no mercury in vaccines, despite it being proven safe anyway.
@harryfisherEMTP Literally no, you are lying. The vast majority of people believe vaccines are safe and effective. Just because people talk about these lies on Twitter doesn’t make it reality.
@FourT8E@teniscat@GoSatvik Nothing I said was political, medicine is not political even if you’d like to pretend it is.
As for you I hope that your kids do not contract measles and die. Although I doubt you have kids.
@BlockHostOS@FourT8E@teniscat@GoSatvik What makes you think EM microscopy results in a “heavily adulterated soup.” It’s a single source image that results from sample being struck by a beam of electrons (nothing changes).There are other ways to isolate viruses though such as plaque assays, but I assume you’ll disagree
@BlockHostOS@FourT8E@teniscat@GoSatvik Polio is caused by poliovirus, poliovirus has been isolated and shown via EM microscopy and mechanisms for its transmission have been elucidated. Not defending DDT, that chemical was rightly banned in 1972 for being harsh.
There is no credible evidence for vaccines causingautism
@FourT8E@teniscat@GoSatvik I like how all I answered your question and instead of listening you resorted to name calling like a child, it’s not even political lmao