in this thread you're complaining that people who deny basic science (earth is round, etc) are doing so in bad faith to undermine good faith discussion on bigger issues https://shitposter.world/notice/AhNTbA77GINAT2gdoO
and here you are engaging in bad faith accusations that HUGE SWATHS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE being "ZOG institutions"
Like do you accept ANY scientific evidence whatsoever or is EVERYTHING ZOG falsified science to you? Are you like that other guy who just assumes EVERYTHING that goes against your political views is a lie a priori?
You're now talking about dozens of research projects in dozens of countries across political jurisdictions all agreeing on a single point. With high certainty (p < .00005). And all of them are wrong.. Because...why exactly?
@jeffcliff@DutchBoomerMan@EightEight@JedDrudge@pyrate@mk@curtis Cut and paste their definition of "long covid". It most certainly is not non-ambiguous, and every ailment mentioned in the study relates to psychology, completely vague and relies solely on the "patient" discussing how they think they feel. Nothing in that study is something a doctor can run a test for to determine if the "patient" actually has "long civid", got it from the virus that causes covid (not the jab itself), and are simply not just making shit up.
>There were signs that Covid patients were more likely to have long-term symptoms - 42% had at least one symptom recorded compared with 30% in the flu group.
They do, and not only that they compare more ambiguous with less ambiguous terms used to define it -- and the less ambiguous the more their findings hold.
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"Taking ‘brain fog’ as a catch-all term to include mental health conditions would not be supported by our findings"
Define "Long Covid" using non-ambiguous terms and tell me what are the best tests to determine if someone has long covid, caused by the virus that causes covid, versus the jab, some other ailments, or just malingering, other than asking someone how they feel and basing a determination or diagnosis, solely on muh feelz.