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Statistical Paradoxes and Illusions

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Simply ignoring - rather than misclassifying recently vaccinated cases - also creates the illusion of efficacy.

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Sep 1

How widespread is the (mal)practice of miscategorising vaccination status?

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Jul 29

In episode #179 ‘Science Strong and Fragile’ Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying discuss in depth our substack article on ‘the illusion of vaccine…

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Jun 25

Is everything an illusion?

Jun 12

How to make a placebo look 95% effective and guarantee repeat business

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May 2

For over two years (since the start of the covid vaccine roll-out) we have been reporting on the fact that all the observational studies claiming to…

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Mar 29

Survivor bias and how to overcome it

Mar 21

....even when those vaccinated get infected.

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Feb 3

I have previously provided examples of how the illusion of efficacy over a period of time can be created for a vaccine intended to avoid getting…

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Oct 22, 2022

How can a lower still birth rate in ‘vaccinated’ pregnant women mean that they are at higher risk of a still birth? It is all about what stage of their…

Sep 5, 2022

(See 22 April Update below) In the latest UKHSA Feb 2022 Covid-19 vaccine surveillance report, Figure 8 suggests that there is no increased risk of…

Mar 3, 2022

In a previous post we showed that if there was a one-week delay in reporting deaths then a vaccine that was a placebo would be seen to have a decreased…

Dec 1, 2021

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