fiddlehodl@nostrplebs.com on Nostr: I'm not complaining about the precision of the language. In fact, I think it's useful ...

I'm not complaining about the precision of the language. In fact, I think it's useful that you were so precise.

We don't know how many people died or were disabled by covid vaccines. We only know how many deaths "were attributed" to them.

That's a passive use of a verb, so the important question if we want to make a true cost/benefit analysis is to understand who did the attributing and how that attributing was done (or not done, as the case may be).

One way around this is to look at expected death curves before and after the vaccine. The problem is that there are so many confounding variables (covid itself, the terrible covid hospitals protocols, lockdowns, etc).

We really don't know how many people died or were disabled by the shots.