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Jan 4, 2023Liked by Fabian Spieker

Extra like for the "What's next?" section. It is easy to overfit some model to data, and hard to assess stability of the model.

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Jan 4, 2023Liked by Fabian Spieker

If boosters caused Omicron, and Omicron elbowed the deadlier strains away, it sounds like boosters may have actually been good for something. I'm a pureblood, getting any of these jabs was clearly stupid, from the beginning, and I'm supposedly in a risk group at 72. And it remains to be seen where Omicron goes from here, we could end up with a virulent strain. And the jabs may have made serial infections the norm for many. So, not saying either the jabs or Omicron are good, it's just hard to miss that one possible silver lining.

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Well-done. Looks pretty damning for the jabs, especially the boosters.

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This just was posted, are you familiar with that study?

https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/very-large-cleveland-clinic-study

"Very large Cleveland Clinic study shows more vaccines make you more likely to get COVID"

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By early 2022 by my recollection, I was hearing news from doctors, virologists and experts on immunization that the vaccines were making people breeding grounds for more variants not covered by the current booster. This would make it easy to mandate more boosters with more spike protein to cause more chaos.

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