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Surak's avatar

I teach this at the college level. I believe the analysis is impeccable. The statements are intellectually modest, but to me the conclusion is clear.

It is true that correlation does not necessarily imply causation, but there must be an explanation for the observed association. Either X causes Y to change, or Y causes X to change, or a confounding variable Z causes both X and Y to change - or else there is a p-value probability that there is no correlation at all. Your F values are substantial.

So what gives? Does the death of individuals render them retroactively vaccinated when previously they were not? That is impossible. The causation could only go in one direction, unless there is a confounding variable. I say the burden is on the authorities claiming the injections are safe to prove it is so.

I would appreciate a link to the original data, or at least enter it as text into the article or a comment. It is too much trouble for me to read all the numbers off of the image file above. Thank you.

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Phil Davis's avatar

I am seeing more and more deaths. But, they say, I am 66 years old, it is only natural I would see more since friends and acquaintances are older. Sure, I admit that. But, the deaths I am seeing are the friends and acquaintances CHILDREN!

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