I can't think of anyone who has done better analytics work on the Jab than Ed Dowd with an honorable mention to Steve Kirsch who has done excellent work on curating and analyzing other studies.

Important to remember Dowd's background and the analytics team he has working for him on this project. There is some serious experience and brain power there. And Dowd has repeatedly stated that they always err on the conservative side of their models.

I had the pleasure of having a private conversation with Dowd around 6 months ago and he echoed my concerns on the less obvious, long-term impact of the Jab in regards to fertility and birth rates. He stated that they have and will continue to collect data in that regard and that he was very concerned about the long term health and societal impact of such a large potential fertility and life expectancy change.

But that as you might expect, it's going to take time to see just how much fertility and birth rates will be impacted in the West. There's just not enough data yet.