I have an infuriating normie friend whose whole opinion on whether the jabs are dangerous is predicated on his lived experience, with no consideration of qualitative inquiry. So because no one he knows “died of the jab”, they’re safe even though the “died suddenly” and “died in his sleep” stories across all age groups in his local media are everywhere. He arrives at this view because he thinks every jab is produced identically, without ever trying to understand pharma manufacturing processes, why there is so much variability across phenotypes, looking at howbadismybatch, researching the microbiology of spike, learning about vaccine industry fraud (Turtles All The Way Down), why iatrogenesis is the #3 killer after cancer and heart disease, why the scientific literature has produced over 2400 peer reviewed papers studying Covid jab adverse reactions, the whistleblowers, subject matter experts, personal testimonies, the work of people like Ed Dowd and Naomi Wolf and yes, Steve Kirsch etc etc.
Sometimes absolutes are just absolute because of the weight of absolute truth, not to mention prima facie and circumstantial evidence.
I have an infuriating normie friend whose whole opinion on whether the jabs are dangerous is predicated on his lived experience, with no consideration of qualitative inquiry. So because no one he knows “died of the jab”, they’re safe even though the “died suddenly” and “died in his sleep” stories across all age groups in his local media are everywhere. He arrives at this view because he thinks every jab is produced identically, without ever trying to understand pharma manufacturing processes, why there is so much variability across phenotypes, looking at howbadismybatch, researching the microbiology of spike, learning about vaccine industry fraud (Turtles All The Way Down), why iatrogenesis is the #3 killer after cancer and heart disease, why the scientific literature has produced over 2400 peer reviewed papers studying Covid jab adverse reactions, the whistleblowers, subject matter experts, personal testimonies, the work of people like Ed Dowd and Naomi Wolf and yes, Steve Kirsch etc etc.
Sometimes absolutes are just absolute because the weight of absolute truth, not to mention prima facie and circumstantial evidence.