Right off the bat, their headline should be "unvaccinated people who have been officially tested for covid." Since this is Texas, a vast majority of the people who get covid probably won't even bother to get a PCR test...I in fact mentioned this to a friend in Texas when she texted me, annoyed by this announcement...sure enough, she (wh…
Right off the bat, their headline should be "unvaccinated people who have been officially tested for covid." Since this is Texas, a vast majority of the people who get covid probably won't even bother to get a PCR test...I in fact mentioned this to a friend in Texas when she texted me, annoyed by this announcement...sure enough, she (who is unvaccinated) said "you're right, I wouldn't go get tested if I had covid, I'd stay home and treat myself." The people in Texas who are most likely to get the shot are also the ones probably more likely to get a PCR test when sick.
Either way, 20x .001 or whatever the numbers are is still a very small risk.
It reminds me of how they made it sound like kids who had covid had a much higher chance of myocarditis...until you look at their sample data and it was taken *only* from kids in hospitals...which means they were comparing covid myocarditis cases potentially to kids who were in the hospital for an auto accident.
Using this skewed data, they blared out a headline saying kids who had covid had a 37 times higher risk of myocarditis than uninfected children.
Right off the bat, their headline should be "unvaccinated people who have been officially tested for covid." Since this is Texas, a vast majority of the people who get covid probably won't even bother to get a PCR test...I in fact mentioned this to a friend in Texas when she texted me, annoyed by this announcement...sure enough, she (who is unvaccinated) said "you're right, I wouldn't go get tested if I had covid, I'd stay home and treat myself." The people in Texas who are most likely to get the shot are also the ones probably more likely to get a PCR test when sick.
Either way, 20x .001 or whatever the numbers are is still a very small risk.
It reminds me of how they made it sound like kids who had covid had a much higher chance of myocarditis...until you look at their sample data and it was taken *only* from kids in hospitals...which means they were comparing covid myocarditis cases potentially to kids who were in the hospital for an auto accident.
Using this skewed data, they blared out a headline saying kids who had covid had a 37 times higher risk of myocarditis than uninfected children.
I wrote about this here: https://wholistic.substack.com/p/shameless-cdc-recommends-pfizer-for