“If I use scientific terms and numbers, people will believe anything that confirms their bias!”
-Some no-name blogger
EDIT: Just realized the OP is a bot.
Astorga97 on
ah yes, these biased resources verify my personal beliefs
filthy_casual_42 on
The science you link is always embarrassing. You’re so happy about the pdds ratio and p value but completely ignore the massive confidence interval that makes the results worthless. Like your earlier post today. Maybe enough with the dogma on this sub please?
unsualardvark on
No one wants to hear that autism is “caused” by anything. The community believes that identifying a cause means autism can be prevented. That would imply that there is something “wrong” with autism.
CrundleTamer on
Oh hey, you’re the guy who doesn’t understand statistics. I’m sure these will be an enlightening read
One-Dot-7111 on
No it doesn’t
Ok-Operation-5767 on
It’s silly to think that vaccines exclusively cause autism. Environmental factors should be investigated.
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Unvaxx vs vaxx survey:
http://www.vaccineinjury.info/survey/results-unvaccinated/results-illnesses.html
Where to start your research:
https://thinklovehealthy.com/2016/11/02/researching-vaccines-where-to-start/
10 things I want parents that vaccinate to know:
http://holisticlifemama.com/10-things-want-parents-vaccinate-kids-know/
Infanrix lists SIDS as an adverse reaction. Page 12, line 250:
https://www.fda.gov/downloads/biologicsbloodvaccines/vaccines/approvedproducts/ucm124514.pdf
“If I use scientific terms and numbers, people will believe anything that confirms their bias!”
-Some no-name blogger
EDIT: Just realized the OP is a bot.
ah yes, these biased resources verify my personal beliefs
The science you link is always embarrassing. You’re so happy about the pdds ratio and p value but completely ignore the massive confidence interval that makes the results worthless. Like your earlier post today. Maybe enough with the dogma on this sub please?
No one wants to hear that autism is “caused” by anything. The community believes that identifying a cause means autism can be prevented. That would imply that there is something “wrong” with autism.
Oh hey, you’re the guy who doesn’t understand statistics. I’m sure these will be an enlightening read
No it doesn’t
It’s silly to think that vaccines exclusively cause autism. Environmental factors should be investigated.