I was planning to code up some scripts to see if I could duplicate this, cause that's how science is supposed to work. But first I ran a quick check to see how many covid19 entries exist in the 2021 data. The result? 669439 entries. Seems suspicious, and I think it's a message that the VAERS data does not represent random data from regular people. There's something else in there.
There's already a few projects on github. Search for "vaers github". I've seen python scripts, R, and javascript already... There's also gitlab and other code repositories out there.
But apply some healthy skepticism towards the data. It might not be exclusively (or even mostly) data from ordinary random people.
I was planning to code up some scripts to see if I could duplicate this, cause that's how science is supposed to work. But first I ran a quick check to see how many covid19 entries exist in the 2021 data. The result? 669439 entries. Seems suspicious, and I think it's a message that the VAERS data does not represent random data from regular people. There's something else in there.
Good feedback. Let’s see if the OpenVAERS.com team can add a query by “lot”? The team recently added a query by State.
I also tried to use Excel based on this tutorial https://www.bitchute.com/video/EPQPrWBQzi6d/
However 700k lines is slow in Excel. A script or database would be ideal.
There's already a few projects on github. Search for "vaers github". I've seen python scripts, R, and javascript already... There's also gitlab and other code repositories out there.
But apply some healthy skepticism towards the data. It might not be exclusively (or even mostly) data from ordinary random people.