@jeffcliff Yeah but in cases where people both got the jab and got COVID (according to some kind of test), but then suffered some rather nasty symptoms, especially long-term ones or outright death, how do you determine if it was the jab, COVID, a combination of both, or something else entirely, that caused it?

See, academic science dug their heels in to this idea that it CANNOT be the jab to such an extent that they didn't even really test for it in cases like these. This is a complex question, one that's necessary to answer if they want to have license to be in the right to be this forceful about their conclusions, and it's not one they took seriously. In fact, they actively tried to cancel and destroy the lives of people who even considered the possibility that the jab was causing any of this. It was like the opposite of the scientific method and you know it.

So bearing this extreme social pressure in mind, how do I know that academic scientists didn't just fudge their data because they were either in on this pressure personally or they were just complying to keep their jobs? I can't really

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