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Based on this analysis what should everyone do? Antivaccination is a stance that suggest people should not get vaccinated. Are the resources available...

The thread. What's the take away?

Probably because I don't know your position on the matter at hand.

Interesting. Totally off topic, but I keep running into seemingly undiagnosed cases of DID on Facebook. When I ask if they told a professional the ans...

I'm going a step further and suggesting it is a wide spread phenomena. I haven't found a theist that is in disagreement with God. The day God wants yo...

Guessing at the professional most suited to produce your argumentation.

Insurance adjuster?

Nope, that's what in principle means. So, I guess, yes? You know exactly what I'm saying. Read back slowly the title of the thread.

Yeah, I recall the auto-oppositional dynamic. It would be easier if he was just a loon. But, being able to produce complex arguments for bad ideas is ...

It's like, if Socrates hates you and has a database of unrelated facts.

You'll notice no people are in constant conflict with their religion's ethical beliefs unless said religion is imposed on them by an authority. People...

Is the evidence particular to a single event? Which is what we are discussing, whether a single person should refuse a vaccine. The area under the cur...

I think this probably deserves at least two clarifications. The first being a general complaint that citing the conditions in England as evidence for ...

You asked why a large corporation is necessary for the production of a large quantity of vaccine in a short time frame; by implication of suggesting a...

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To make a lot of something fast requires many something makers. This is a different thread.

To a pandemic? But, that requires quick production of a vaccine. If there's not enough data about something that was produced just recently; people wi...

It turns out people have to actually take the vaccines. They weren't initially; nor is the one posted to support the claim. Which isn't quoted here.

Good. I thought I was insane.

F-that monkey noise. Tell me why your quoting British figures and trying to tell me something.

An increase of only half the entire capacity? So, just make it 150% of what's available. Did I mention doormen were required. It's the same in regards...

No one, literally no one, blames the crisis on hesitancy for a vaccine that didn't exist. You must wear very high boots in order to safely walk around...

You just extrapolated from the hospital conditions on your island to support an argument that spans the globe. Make that make sense. I'll wait. My hou...

Well played.

And choose perhaps your narrative. No, it's the waste of resources that would be necessary constantly to maintain a pandemic cycle peak level of infra...

If this makes sense then what is there to argue about? The problem is not imaginary and shifting subjects will not solve it. There is no argument.

Vaccinating people is a necessary step in the control of a pandemic. GD revolutionary idea apparently. I knew what you were getting at; but I couldn't...

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I checked into it and the difference is demographic. 85% Adult Pop. https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/p/israel-50-of-infected-are-vaccinate...

You are correct the New York Times isn't doing a study.

If you want to see 80% that's where you can find it. It's in an article directly addressing the issue. I don't make any further claims.

80% was the New York Times latest figure. It explains why there is high number among the vaccinated. Because they represent the super majority of anyt...

I don't see the argument being affected by much of anything. It's bad enough now in my state that I just hope I'm wrong. Has bacon eating simply escal...

I doubt that's a static figure. The people at the hospitals seemed concerned. Do you work at the hospital? Didn't say they should do anything. I said ...

I thought that data set was misleading when I checked it out last week. I believe the 39% was the lowest of quite a range being considered and that wa...

Interesting, I'm not sure what it looks like from the position of a professional. I suppose recognizing philosophy being a subject of public interest ...

The instinct you keep noticing is to argue against hollow statements. You'd get the same response here selling time shares in Narnia.

I would settle for a way to see them incrementally better over time. Knowing that what your seeing is true in an absolute sense might not be possible,...

They did it's called the tobacco institute. It's about 10 miles from my location. Rather the building is currently standing.

Seems like a valid observation. Continuing to argue based on carefully constructed attempts at mutual objectivity just warranted a beating. Yeah I kno...

Yeah, the actual cash flow can be traced from the previous year into a budget. The issue is there it's just not well represented by the percent of pro...

Profits are what's left over after all the operational expenses and taxes. It wouldn't make sense to say a companies profits go to wages, because thos...

I don't have any trouble with that idea. There is no perfect source of knowledge and maybe without religion framing the world in extremes we wouldn't ...

Yes, I would tend to object to it. But, either truth is obtainable or it isn't. The process of seeing what holds and fails from different points of vi...

I'm going to hold you to it. Doing good here.. If it is objectively valid, then the objection is that this "neglect" reduces the quality below some st...

I was suggesting you misrepresented Janus's post. His question of nothing to debate was in regards to your rhetoric; not the topic at large. Hence the...

We're contributing to the average. Wisdom is simply an awareness of ones own ignorance. Chances are fairly good plenty of eureka moments have come and...

Yes, if it can be done in a pure form. Debate in a public forum quickly turns into a performance in the context of a contest. Philosophy should want t...

You quoted out of context. The objection was to the lie you offered concerning 100% support. I'll pleasantly exchange a difference in opinion, but che...

By the same reason how does one say what is relevant? The default assumption that any observation imposes information that renders the observation inv...