How many black swans are needed to destroy a hypothesis? If you are actually scientific, just one. Ivor Cummins explains this in five minutes during a recent talk with Irish nurses: However if you are a believer in Covid-19 public health policies, no amount of black swans will convince you. So, neither the recent outbreak … Continue reading One year on. Yet another black swan.
Black Swan Event This latest ‘Young Hearts’ video by checkur6 features extracts from Ed Dowd’s interview with Children’s Health Defense which you can watch in full here. Several Irish entries, some of which have featured in previous Young Hearts videos. checkur6
In his latest, stats guy Joel Smalley highlights yet another ‘black swan’ – and reminds us of two others he’s previously covered: The Amish and Palau.
Dr. Paul Alexander reminds us of the New York Times piece from February. The headline message might cause some to question the CDC’s integrity. Potentially helpful from a freedom lovers point of view. However, the snippet he shared also implies better control of the virus could be achieved and more lives saved if we just … Continue reading The C.D.C. Isn’t Publishing Large Portions of the Covid Data It Collects
According to data and chart guy, Ian Miller. He seems to make a good case. What do you think? (P.S. He’s not saying it out loud, but his charts of the Canadian provinces, and Iceland, are each “black swans“. Ordinarily in science just one black swan would vanquish a hypothesis. But despite there now being … Continue reading Justin Trudeau Destroyed Canada to Extend Policies That Have Already Failed
… and “they and others who tested positive were placed in quarantine but the virus continued to circulate“… … what does that tell you about Covid testing, contact tracing, isolation and ‘vaccines’? Real Science: “We thought testing would help us manage outbreaks. We thought minimising interaction and isolating close contacts would help slow the spread. … Continue reading If a tested and vaccinated group of scientists in Antarctica experience a Covid outbreak 7 days after arriving…
August 19th, 2024: I began this list to record examples of dissenting voices to show doubting family and friends. While doing so, in all innocence, and also with my judgement clouded by desperation to have like-minded company in these troubling times, I was taking these people at face value. Then, late 2023, I came across … Continue reading We Are Not Alone
For me, one of the most shocking features of recent times is that those of us who claim lockdowns and masks are an ineffective and disproportionate response (to a virus with an overall infection survival rate of 98.5%),[1]Avg of CDC Infection Fatality Ratios: 0-19yrs: 0.003%; 20-49yrs: 0.02%; 50-69yrs: 0.5%; 70+yrs: 5.6%. Strange pandemic? You bet! … Continue reading Ignoring The Obvious
