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You know that science is iterative, right? I mean people back in Middle Ages thought the earth was flat when it was known by the Greeks in 500 BC that it was round.A dangerous game?, I see. That's a pretty bold statement to make for a system that has done a pretty spectacular job in the last few millions of years. So like I said, I'm not anti vax. Never have been. I simply make decisions for myself personally, based on my own experience. That being said if someone can show me that the vax with my scenario offers me something more, ill get the damn thing. The problem as I alluded to yesterday is that there are just as many scientific reviews that say I am better off without the vac as there are saying that I will be more protected. So again, the complete inability for science to come to common ground has the people divided. Right now, I am not convinced the vaccine affords me better protection. I mean how much better does it get than asymptomatic. However, I am open to it should the data present itself. So far it hasn't. If you have some compelling data, that suggest otherwise, I am certainly open to considering the vax. I think that's fairly rational. With regard to tetanus, the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics make that comparison somewhat of a stretch for a comparison.
Please provide sources of these “scientific reviews that say [you’re] better off without the vac.”
Please explain pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics and how it relates to this discussion. Like how is ivermectin better pharmocodynamically to the vaccine? Copy and pasting big words that you don’t know what they mean doesn’t make you look smart. But I’m not surprised.