Message from @Wretch

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2019-06-06 20:32:18 UTC  

SOUNDS FAMILIAR

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2019-06-06 22:07:05 UTC  

If you like authority, you're a happy and willing slave.

2019-06-06 22:07:34 UTC  

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2019-06-06 22:35:48 UTC  

Im going through the 157 papers right now and i already see a problem in the first one. The whole point of a 95% confidentiality range is to see if the difference in 2 sets of data are due ti chance. If the ranges overlap there is no significant statistical difference between the two. When you say there is a connection between the 2 and you give ranges overlapping thats just not understanding how to use 95% confidentiality. In other words the experiment supports no connection between the 2.

I realize this is going to take a long time but im going to go through them all anyways until i find one that works

2019-06-06 22:49:16 UTC  

2. Nothing wrong with this paper more of a user error though

They come to the conclusion based off of an anonymous survey that vaccinated kids are more likely to have certain neurological diseases. HOWEVER that is a big user error to assume that they were caused by thr vaccines because there is one thing being forgotten: the sample size could very well be biased to one side. If people who are more likely to get a vaccine but because they have these diseases already then people with autism could be more likely to get vaccinated. Unfortunately we cant make that claim either because the reverse could be true.

2019-06-06 22:50:06 UTC  

So in other words the paper says nothing

2019-06-06 22:52:27 UTC  

3 is the exact same problem

2019-06-06 23:08:02 UTC  

4 same problem as 1. I thought it would be a good study especially because thats what health institute's tell pregnant women to avoid but they found the opposite result and supported the opposite claim they should have. I dont understand why its difficult. This is literally the first thing we learned in my class and the ap biology test uses this overlapping range to try to screw people up especially with bar graphs but people are just being dumb and not looking at there data. Also its a different topic anyways

2019-06-06 23:19:02 UTC  

5 support the experiment but not directly connected to vaccines. Also to any antivaxxers this paper is directing you to use mercury arguements not aluminium. Actually aluminium causing autism is basically destroyed. If youre interested in what to look for check 5. Of course this means youll have to check if mercury accumulation prevents mercury detoxification but it has the most potential so far. Still not proven or definite evidence just a leading direction

2019-06-06 23:24:26 UTC  

6 would love to check 6 but they dont appear to give me any data so i have to assume their claim is unjustified. Got to give me more than an abstract. All the other ones do. Seems like it could be a legitimate experiment but they need actual data with it.

2019-06-06 23:26:18 UTC  

7 not vaccines supports 5

2019-06-06 23:33:11 UTC  

8 problem is rat brains and human brains are not similar enough to assume the results are the same. Legitament study

2019-06-06 23:38:09 UTC  

9 mice not people

2019-06-06 23:41:45 UTC  

10 interesting and weird. The rat arguement isnt actually valid in this case but the topic is not connected to mercury levels in vaccines and it is not tested to model levela of mercury in human vaccines or with ethylmercury or whatever is within the vaccines. But it does prove interesting with source 5 and 7

2019-06-07 00:02:51 UTC  

Also your thing is an online library not a scientific journal

2019-06-07 01:25:30 UTC  

yea of scientific papers lol

2019-06-07 01:26:45 UTC  

besides all you cite is government institutions which are know to lie and manipulate data so you got no real credible sources

2019-06-07 01:26:57 UTC  

that is a fact

2019-06-07 01:28:30 UTC  

i guess you forgot that

2019-06-07 01:29:01 UTC  

that is like taking a liar into a court room and trying to use them as a credible source of info

2019-06-07 01:29:32 UTC  

but you think the measles is deadly too

2019-06-07 01:29:42 UTC  

your too young to even know

2019-06-07 01:30:06 UTC  

come into voice

2019-06-07 01:30:13 UTC  

if you dare

2019-06-07 01:30:18 UTC  

Its not data manipulation. Its called understanding data. All these papers that missuse 95% confidence intervals should be thrown away. Its literally purposely missuing data to lie to the public

2019-06-07 01:30:33 UTC  

not it is called data manipulation

2019-06-07 01:30:35 UTC  

period

2019-06-07 01:30:59 UTC  

And measles is in most cases not deadly i never actually said it was

2019-06-07 01:31:27 UTC  

proof they do it

2019-06-07 01:31:35 UTC  

they do it in all fields

2019-06-07 01:31:36 UTC  

Its your source dummy

2019-06-07 01:32:02 UTC  

!mute @the21cat

2019-06-07 01:32:03 UTC  

2019-06-07 01:32:08 UTC  

dummy huh

2019-06-07 01:32:10 UTC  

fk off

2019-06-07 01:32:34 UTC  

too stupid for your own good

2019-06-07 01:33:10 UTC  

the shill can take a break

2019-06-07 01:36:14 UTC  

funny how only 75 scientist make up the 97% !!!!! how the fk does that work?????? is there only 77 geo scientist in the world

2019-06-07 01:36:23 UTC  

no it is called data manipulation

2019-06-07 01:36:32 UTC  

learn to identify it