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COVID-19 News, Info, Discussion /// Tracking the Spread of the Virus and its Effects /// October Lockdown for UK (pg. 774)
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My friend is a teacher in the UK. She has just told me this:
"A guy, late 30’s, who was vaxxed, had a stroke. Coincidentally his friend, late 30’s too (he has NOT been vaxxed) had a stroke a week or two later. The second guy is my colleague’s partner. I don’t know how much contact they had had, it just struck me as odd...
"His partner did not link the two, I just thought it was weird. She also mentioned that the stroke/cardiac ward was extremely busy and there seemed to be lots of younger patients according to her partner but she hadn’t been alllowed in to visit him so she hadn’t seen herself. All anecdotal/hearsay, but my radar was tingling"
Quoting: Diffster So when I was still at hight school I had this friend, Paul. Today I met him on my way to work. Then I went to a supermarket to get some ice-cream and then I went home. Cool story bro, but it's a totally meaningless anecdote What, two 37 year old men, who are keen runners/hikers, both having a stroke within a fortnight of each other is meaningless? There's evidence that the vaxxed exhale/sweat out the spike protein. But of course these young men's strokes are just a coincidence... Evidence? Do you know the difference between evidence and an anecdote? Do you know something about statistics? There are 300.000.000 people in the US and you say that 2 guys are "evidence"? Just to give you some perspective: There are some 3.000.000 deaths in the US every year. Let's say 50% of people were vaccinated within 12 months. That means 1.500.000 deaths of vaccinated people and 1 in 365 died on the same day as they got the vaccine, by simple statistical probability. It means over 12 months you should see over 4000 deaths immediately after getting vaxxed and some 30.000 deaths within a week from taking the vaccine. 2 young guys who knew each other falling of stroke within a short timeframe is highly unusual, but it doesn't prove anything yet. It's not an evidence for anything. Jeesus 
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