Lurker > bnui_ransder

Dude in that photo looks like he's a mage in some rpg, casting a spell out of his tome

Hmmmm
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/95f4f1bd.jpg

You guys dont live in grass huts? I get that often.

Yeah, he is reportedly going to start one. And people, with access to toe whole of human knowledge act as if he will be the first person to bring cows to the islands, when 2 seconds of googling w

And you were one of the ones posting "Hold on guys we don't know it doesn't work"

That would be because by and large there isn't a big need to spread such things. Most people don't feel the need to "prove" vaccines are good but there are plenty that feel the need to "prove" they are harmful to prey on uneducated fears.

There is infact progress to cancer cures via MRna payloads (tech the vaccines used).
Will anti-vaxxers rather die of cancer than take it?

More surprising than cancer via too much protein?

We have reviewed sixteen case reports of COVID-19 disease with spontaneous cancer reduction of progression. Fourteen cases of remission following viral infections and two after anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. The immune response to COVID-19, may be implicated in both tumor regression, and progression. Specifically, we discuss potential mechanisms which include oncolytic and priming hypotheses, that may have contributed to the cancer regression in these cases and could be useful for future options in cancer treatment.

It's a pretty well-known term on boards that have a lot of political debate. It's an established term, not something we made up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning

So what about anecdotes where the vaccine cured someone's cancer or ED?

Like I said upthread, the professionals are already on this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_Adverse_Event_Reporting_System

If TC's anecdote is real (LOL), it's been reported and will be evaluated by people who know what the fuck they are doing.

But personally, I think that chance is negligible. Immediately whining about it being "political" was a big tell.

So when you hear 'keep an open mind' for the 15,738th time when scare story after scare story has been debunked and disproven? Yeah, it gets a bit wearing.

I know it looks like a sealion, but, like... it's not necessarily a sealion. This can totally blow up in my face later, but I think the slim chance is enough to be uncomfortable about attacking someone.

Common misconception. There was more, and stricter, testing done in those two years then you would get normally. The reason why other vaccines are slower to come out is budgeting and manpower: Because the pandemic was such an emergency, R&D on the vaccine got budget out the ass and far more hours per worker on the job.

It is 175% a coincidence.

This happened.

The fuck are you talking about?

Is dis your excuse for voting Trump?

From what I understand it was 18 days of them for charity.

We've had a rise in people insisting Earth is flat, despite it not only being known to be round for thousands of years but it being easy to prove to ourselves that it's round. We're living in a misinformation/disinformation age where the most clueless people get a soap box to preach from and people prefer deliberate ignorance.