Perry Staltic
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Might be because of vaccines?
These "vaccines" don't stop infections, so I would think not.
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Might be because of vaccines?
Cases in my state have been going up the last three weeks.Might be because of vaccines?
Why not?These "vaccines" don't stop infections, so I would think not.
Why not?
Why do you think cases decreased then?Because the Moderna trials did not test for infection via PCR. The criteria were whether trial subjects simply had symptoms or not. So 5 people in the vaccine arm and 90 people in the control arm had symptoms, but no PCR tests. What does that you?
Because the Moderna trials did not test for infection via PCR. The criteria were whether trial subjects simply had symptoms or not. So 5 people in the vaccine arm and 90 people in the control arm had symptoms, but no PCR tests. What does that tell you?
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Fewer symptoms is still succesful, no?