Hi. My first comment on your Substack. I have zero training in statistics and follow along with difficulty, but still MUCH appreciation for your courage and contribution over the past few years.
Like Zbigniew, I need clarification about this:
"Why aren’t we just comparing the vaccinated mortality with the unvaccinated mortality like all th…
Hi. My first comment on your Substack. I have zero training in statistics and follow along with difficulty, but still MUCH appreciation for your courage and contribution over the past few years.
Like Zbigniew, I need clarification about this:
"Why aren’t we just comparing the vaccinated mortality with the unvaccinated mortality like all the other studies do?
Because in most countries, the unvaccinated are hard to count (until they die). This makes it appear that the unvaccinated die at a substantially higher rate than the vaccinated. Using the unvaccinated as a comparison group can create a “mirage” that the COVID vaccines saved lives!"
Going through your posts about the Czech. data, I've been constantly, wildly distracted by the black line, "unvaccinated", soaring high above all the vaxxed ASMR data in the chart.
Hi. My first comment on your Substack. I have zero training in statistics and follow along with difficulty, but still MUCH appreciation for your courage and contribution over the past few years.
Like Zbigniew, I need clarification about this:
"Why aren’t we just comparing the vaccinated mortality with the unvaccinated mortality like all the other studies do?
Because in most countries, the unvaccinated are hard to count (until they die). This makes it appear that the unvaccinated die at a substantially higher rate than the vaccinated. Using the unvaccinated as a comparison group can create a “mirage” that the COVID vaccines saved lives!"
Going through your posts about the Czech. data, I've been constantly, wildly distracted by the black line, "unvaccinated", soaring high above all the vaxxed ASMR data in the chart.
https://sars2.net/czech2.html#ASMR_by_month_and_vaccine_type
What am I missing? Anyone? I'd like to understand this.
Thanks!