Re:The illusion of evidence based medicine
by sebmellen on Thursday March 24, 2022 @03:47PM
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I find it very discomfiting that anyone suspicious of the COVID-19 vaccine (by that I mean the COVID vaccine/spike protein in particular) is branded as anti-vax. I say this as a vaccinated person who caught a heavy bout of COVID. I suppose I'm grateful for the vaccine, but mandates scare me.
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Re:The illusion of evidence based medicine
by tricky777 on Thursday March 24, 2022 @05:04PM
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as chistians say, "turn the other cheek". (labeling did not made much harm, dont get too ivested in that)
reality is, that we can't have policy/public sentiment that is nuanced. (I heard it breaks the timecontinuum)
Find the silver lining and move on. I'm just glad that, a lot of people are in pro-vaccine side overall. While in your case it is a bit of mob mentality (mostly appeal to authority + optimism + jugde_dissagreeing_side), in the long run "pro vaccines" is (even if only on average) leaps and bounds and couple of parsecs better than "no vaccines".
Re:The illusion of evidence based medicine
by specialist on Thursday March 24, 2022 @04:32PM
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Do you school-aged children? Pets?