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Nothing surprising there. The vaccine produces an immune response similar to your immune system fighting off a disease. I've had four shots so far, and yes, each time I felt quite tired for a day or so after the shot. I would say I was "unable to perform normal daily activities" for that one...

Why should they present evidence that the general public would not understand? The "actual observation" was misrepresented, showing how easy it is to be misled in a technical field in which you are not an expert.

This is an example of taking comments from some executive out of context, instead of, say, listening to actual scientists.

See the phase I highlighted. Does it say that the human DNA was altered? No. It says the mRNA vaccine itself is converted into DNA. There is no indication that the liver cell DNA itself was modified in any way. There is no indication that the DNA so formed is participates in cell division...

Good question. Before I tell you what I do, please consider what you do when faced with contradictory reports. Consider the process you go through in deciding which report is more likely to be true. Of course we want to make sure we don't simply accept whatever report is most agreeable to what...

The retweets of Vindman's comments may indeed include submissions from bot networks, but there is no reason to think Vindman is behind it. He said something that those behind the bot network wanted to amplify for their own reasons. What evidence is there linking Vindman to it? (Forget the...

This is from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. One of the top medical institutions specializing in cancer: Myth: The mRNA vaccines change your DNA and could cause cancer. Truth: None of the vaccines interact with or alter your DNA in any way, and therefore cannot cause cancer. Messenger...

No, that is not necessary to counter your Indian claims. The fact is that India is an ally of Russia. So it is not at all surprising that a military expert from India would express an opinion sympathetic to Russia. It is also a fact that Japan stands with Ukraine as a matter of policy...

You posted an article from one non-western nation - India. But was that cherry-picking? Could you have found similar pro-Russian views from, say, Japan? I don't think so. I think you hoped that this one article that you selected would stand for the entire nonwestern world. Nope. It does...

This rings hollow when your side never declares what news source is truthful. They would have us believe that all sources are untruthful, therefore we would believe what you say.

You seem to have given up trying to support these ridiculous claims and are simply repeating them. I suppose that's why masking has been universal in operating rooms for decades? 1. The covid virus most often is transported on water droplets much bigger than the virus itself. Water droplets...

Now that I have pointed out your first excess death chart that was supposed to show a correlation between shots and death didn't, you switch to another excess death chart? I'm sorry, but you cannot support any of your extreme "alternative truths" about the vaccine, about covid, and about guns...

Your graph doesn't show the ages. By the way, initially it was only the old people who were eligible for the vaccine. They were deemed at greatest risk from the virus. So if you are still trying to maintain that vaccines caused excess deaths mostly in young people, your graph shows just the...

No, it is a factual observation that most people already know because they know someone who got covid twice. You may not have known anyone who got covid twice, but most everyone else does. Are you objecting because I didn't include the clinical trials that came before that? It was called...

It is a fact that natural immunity is not forever with covid. Most experienced doctors who treat people with years of experience do not recommend nasal treatment for preventing covid. OK, why would you take the word of Peter McCullough, a cardiologist, and not Dr. William Ladner in Minneapolis...