You get false negative not false positives for pregnancy test

Ok but I'm saying

Yet again

Look

We get falsify on tests all the time

metals and formaldehyde, thats fine though, right?

But we still take them into consideration

If a test has a chance to be a false positive with a chance of 15%

@Bibleman more metals in one pear than in a vaccine

That means that 15% of people won't be vaccinated

Even when they could

are pears injected into your blood?

We need at least 95% to protect those who can't get vaccinated

@Bibleman I donÄt know what you mean with "pears"

should i inject a pear?

Like

What?

I am not an english native speaker

Tell me what you mean exactly

https://s2.qwant.com/thumbr/0x380/e/1/c1c37f8cf183969339289df042182df4305f56e442ec64a9373c2dcdd151f6/Half-cut-Pear-fruit.jpg?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.healthbenefitstimes.com%2F9%2Fgallery%2Fpears%2FHalf-cut-Pear-fruit.jpg&q=0&b=1&p=0&a=1

@ZeroT I said pears have more metal than one vaccine

OMG YOU REALLY MEANT THE FRUIT

those are pears

And he said we don't inject pears in our bloodstream

I thought you means something I don't know

No you shouldn't

But look

it was a rhetorical question

Metals aren't necessary always the same

If you hear that they inject you formaldehyde

Which was used, not anymore, to make the vaccines last longer

@ZeroT I'm sure with the technology we have today we won't get 15% false positives

Even than the U.S is f--ked with immigrants anyhow

🤷

Yes, 15% false positives are not uncommon

Even 5% is too much

And now back to the metal question

You know, sodium is very deadly

Pretty potent

You drop it in water, it releases a lot of heat

chloride is pretty deadly