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29 Monday Nov 2021
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She could be right. Now that athletes whose sport involves intense periods of running (soccer players and marathon runners) are noticed to be collapsing on the field, there has to be a new explanation other than the vacks, or people won’t take the boostie.
I read an article recently that tied most of the acknowledged vacks deaths to a small number of batch lots, so she could also be right about hot lots versus placebo lots. Or, these jerbs spoil if held under a different temp than advised.
Interesting also that the new scary variety has emerged from Africa, with a low vacks uptake. Perhaps the Africans weren’t sufficiently scared into obedience after the first round, and now the elites have decided they must learn their lesson.
The beatings will continue until morale improves.
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This fellow analyzed the batch lot numbers associated with the greatest numbers of adverse reactions. It definitely appears that certain lots are inherently more dangerous, or perhaps that improper storage of the lots could make them more dangerous.
Now, I’d like to see if there is a pattern in the more deadly batch lots landing in certain geographical locations (red states v. blue states) and certain populations (elderly, minority etc). So, does medicare send certain lots more often to nursing homes, or to poor minority neighborhoods, or to areas assumed to be of a particular political persuasion? More research needed.