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Jun 6, 2022·edited Jun 6, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Babies are significantly less likely to be born to mums who've been vaccinated.

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Jun 6, 2022·edited Jun 6, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

“ I talked with a smart friend about whether or not Big Pharma might be crafty enough to have known about the income/health relationship that would result in the artificial appearance of efficacy, and whether or not they might have helped sculpt policy that would result in the illusion of efficacy. He doesn't think they're that smart.I think they’ve had years worth of data to detect various Simpson's paradoxes, and then put them to use. At the very least, it's worth thinking about.”

The data scraping is now on steroids as billions of pcr dna samples have been taken this past 2 years. Any lab tweaked pathogens can now be customised to unprecedented levels and the soon to be released ‘tests for’ said pathogens provide an almost instant feedback loop. It’s the perfect planet lab rat scenario.

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I have two wealthy clients, both in their 70's, both entrepreneurs, self-made and successful, living in wealthy communities. Both are healthier than the average, for sure. Both are vaccinated and boosted. Both recently got Covid, were laid low for a few days and got better.

Both expressed the exact same sentiment to me, how thankful they were that they were boosted, it would have otherwise been a lot worse. I did not push them about that, but I thought, you have zero evidence of that. None. That is only what the medical establishment is telling you. That is your only "evidence."

What a mess. It is as likely I suspect, that their symptoms may have been exactly the same or even less a problem, if they were not vaccinated. But like everything else in this disaster, Medicine knows what the answer is so they never have to ask a question.

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Jun 6, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Overall deaths in Australia - where nearly everyone is vaccinated - are spiking.

It's Monday Down Under. Get ready to start the week with frightening data.

https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/overall-deaths-in-australia-where?s=r

boom.

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Can't ask for much more than the clubhouse chat on Rumble that's fab news! yaay!! :~)

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Anytime I see "adjustments to data" I cringe.

It reminds me of the "global warming" scam.

From "Watts Up With That"

“Why do temperature ADJUSTMENTS correlate with CO2? The probability that this happens by chance is shockingly close to ZERO.”

“It is PROOF of man-made climate change – created by ADJUSTING the temperature data to fit a PREMISE– that man-made CO2 released into the atmosphere is driving temperature.”

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I wonder if another reason the Covid deaths track income is that obesity also tracks income and it’s one of the biggest risk factors for bad Covid outcomes.

In America, you are far more likely to be obese if you are poor than if you are rich.

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Thanks for sharing my tweet. For a look at the best predictor I found at the US county level, go here: https://inumero.substack.com/p/best-predictor-of-covid-deaths-in?r=tv61s&s=w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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"protective effect of wealth"

confounder for vitamin D deficiency

higher income implies white implies less vitamin D deficiency implies less mortality

Just plot against vitamin D deficiency in populations to simplify.

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Jun 6, 2022·edited Jun 6, 2022

Can we talk about reducing the population of the WEF members openly?, since that's their MO re us. There are far too many useless WEFFERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do you think they are jabbed up and it will take care of itself? Or did they all get the memo, the saline, the fake card?

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And how exactly can "covid" be diagnosed? If it cannot be diagnosed (hint: it cannot), what are "covid deaths," if not terminological affirmations of the official, fraudulent, and criminal narrative?

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MC: "I think they've had years worth of data to detect various Simpson's paradoxes, and then put them to use. "

FWIW agree on both counts, that's exactly what happened and how it was communicated

DJB July Aug 2021 https://imgur.com/a/ANJKNlA "W only a little hyperbole, one could say the swamp whole (covid cases, death, treatment, vax efficacy etc) narratives rest primarily on duping public on conditional probabilities [..]"

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Your first post on this topic got me thinking that it might be cleaner to stick to the "same-region-pre-vs-post-rollout" type of analysis. Yes people move, and you have herd thinning from the earlier waves. But a county in 2022 is mostly the same demographically as in 2020. If VE is good, then high uptake counties should've improved upon their 2020 stats more than low uptake counties.

I need to think about it more but seems like this way has fewer confounders. I know many such analyses have been done already.

Thanks.

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Regarding the wealthy counties vs. others...

I realize this may be ground already covered, and may be considered apples and oranges at this point, but what about Africa? Vastly lower rates in plenty of places with low income and (at least historically) not-great healthcare access.

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