"The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it." — Neil deGrasse Tyson. (and that is me in the pic…not hiding like so many)
@dannymsn77 Because it is a free country and people can do what the hell they want. Wear a mask? 👍 carry a gun? 👍 mind your own fucking business 👍 seriously why do you care if a person wears a mask? Are you that fragile
@ricosangel333@FoundAt5280 Emory/Marcus Autism Center tracked babies from birth. Eye-contact decline (an early autism marker) starts at 2 months old, 10 months before MMR is even given. The biology predates the shot. Correlation with 12mo checkup timing isn't causation.
@ricosangel333 Emory/Marcus Autism Center tracked babies from birth. Eye-contact decline (an early autism marker) starts at 2 months old, 10 months before MMR is even given. The biology predates the shot. Correlation with 12mo checkup timing isn't causation.
@Demo2020cracy What is the problem here?? The Sun? The cirrus clouds? The natural condensation from a high output motor/engine? Enjoy that beautiful sky. It’s safe
@ValerieAnne1970 Real number, wrong conclusion: 15 vs 14 deaths in 44k ppl, none vaccine-related, trial wasn't even powered to measure mortality. Meanwhile 97% effective vs severe Covid & 178-nation data shows vaxxed pop have LOWER all-cause death rates.
@DPrello Actual study: vaccines target the original strain, virus evolved, some immune escape. Basic biology, not IQ. Also worth noting: unvaccinated people get reinfected too, at higher rates. If insults were an argument, you'd have made one by now.
Cite the data you may or may not have
@DPrello Knowing what causes disease isn't the same as controlling it. Docs face same genetics/stress/aging as anyone. Data actually shows physicians live longer on avg, knowledge just can't beat biology entirely.