Analysis is great. And taking a step back is a a great way to gain objective perspective. But direct observation beats remote aggregation anytime. Especially if any if the data is polluted. And it's obvious that data was manipulated at every stage of this op.

You're wrong about covid and long covid. We all know that propaganda was the biggest part of it on a societal level, but keep an open mind about physical symptoms that are called covid and don't match common flu, whatever the actual cause.

Autism is similar. We could call it vaccine damage, but given that data is muddy, it manifests in vastly different ways across a diversity lot of people, a good definition is elusive. And some people resort to invention to scam for benefits and call it autism. As a consequence many people discounted it or said it was fake and gay even through the 90s and early 00s. And all of it is complicated by whatever else has happened in a person's life. The reality is still a mystery to most everyone who studies it. That doesn't mean it's not real. In that way it's the same as covid.

Believe what you like, but closing your mind will eventually leave you with blind spots.