''We have absolutely no idea how people actually feel about vaccines because there is no safe space to express doubt or ask questions about vaccines.''
It's another narrative you are not allowed to question DESPITE evidence as follows. Seems there are alot of 'anti-vaxxers' within the healthcare profession.
So much for objectivity in ai, anyway, whenever a sickcare worker asks me if I’ve been vaccinated I loudly reply, I will NEVER take the Billy Gates vaccine!” The sickcare worker then realizes they’re dealing with one of those dreadful conspiracy theorists and I am forevermore unmolested.
I agree that they can be very dangerous. However, my perspective is that most of them are saline, which means they really have little effect. My belief is that they would use saline as a means to maintain access to our bloodstream, and this serves as a method of creating trust. Many people report not noticing any effects afterward, and the prevalence of saline could explain that. Here are some more thoughts on that, if you're interested: https://open.substack.com/pub/xnumber11x/p/trendy-topics-for-people-who-want?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Healthcare workers represent society at large so you will find lots of opinions about immunization and vaccines amidst healthcare workers who see both people who suffer from illness and the effects of treatments as well as vaccines to prevent disease, which isn’t the same as illness.
''We have absolutely no idea how people actually feel about vaccines because there is no safe space to express doubt or ask questions about vaccines.''
It's another narrative you are not allowed to question DESPITE evidence as follows. Seems there are alot of 'anti-vaxxers' within the healthcare profession.
https://biologyphenom.substack.com/p/national-survey-of-healthcare-workers?utm_source=publication-search
So much for objectivity in ai, anyway, whenever a sickcare worker asks me if I’ve been vaccinated I loudly reply, I will NEVER take the Billy Gates vaccine!” The sickcare worker then realizes they’re dealing with one of those dreadful conspiracy theorists and I am forevermore unmolested.
100%
Spot on and I love the lucky rock story - although if I’m being pedantic, they don’t do f**k all, they do a truck load of harm.
I agree that they can be very dangerous. However, my perspective is that most of them are saline, which means they really have little effect. My belief is that they would use saline as a means to maintain access to our bloodstream, and this serves as a method of creating trust. Many people report not noticing any effects afterward, and the prevalence of saline could explain that. Here are some more thoughts on that, if you're interested: https://open.substack.com/pub/xnumber11x/p/trendy-topics-for-people-who-want?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
I prefer the term 'vaccine hostile'. Anti-vax is a little mild regarding my position.
Healthcare workers represent society at large so you will find lots of opinions about immunization and vaccines amidst healthcare workers who see both people who suffer from illness and the effects of treatments as well as vaccines to prevent disease, which isn’t the same as illness.
We don't have many around in Canada. The money is spent on vaccines instead.
Dennis Prager uses this but says he carries a lucky rabbit's foot
better than vax
Brilliant!
Except the rock isn’t made of synthetic chemicals…that are consumed via injection.
My doctor asked me if I have guns in my home. I told him I have guns in his office.