Check Your Understanding Of The "Efficacy" Claims For 'Vaccines': The Claim "95% Effective" Means A Fraction Of 1% Of The Vaccinated Are "Protected" For 2 Months

5/7/2021 | vanity

[ransomnote]

(h/t Cathi for the link to Prof Zucker’s video)

PING

[Truthoverpower]

Vaccine industry is a giant fraud They don’t work and harm a lot of people seriously harm a lot of people

[grey_whiskers]

In before the totalitarian trolls from the Biden Admin...

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[budj]

I’m not a doctor, and I don’t play one on TV. I do have an advanced degree in mathematics/computer science.

There’s a significant misunderstanding about the statistics determined in lab trials. The stuff above doesn’t help.

I recommend reading this article about vaccine efficacy:
https://www.livescience.com/covid-19-vaccine-efficacy-explained.html

[tatown]

Haha...and there are a BUNCH of them in here.

[Toespi]

Will be happy when this crap is out of my body, if it ever is. My husband and self had our 2nd Pfizer shot on March 3rd. I was in bed two days with fever, chills and extreme fatigue. Really haven’t felt great since. My husband and I, BOTH, have developed vertigo and lightheadness, (never had anything like this before) in the past week. I have been to our family doctor, an ENT and an Opthamoligist. Next week an appointment with a physical therapist to see if I have a vestibular problem and if that doesn’t work, I have to have an MRI. I just read that this is a delayed side effect of the vaccine.

ONE OF THE WORST MISTAKES OF MY LIFE.

[bagster]

That may be too much sense for the common vax-bot. And too much reading.

I predict massive head explosions.

3...2....1.....

[grey_whiskers]

What do you say to a Phase 3 clinical trial on one of the mRNA jabs which had a TOTAL of 24 subjects in the experimental and control groups *combined*?

...in the New England Journal of Medicine, no less.

[grey_whiskers]

[gas_dr]

This is poor statistical analysis and is math used to advance an agenda. On its face it’s a bad vanity.

That being said all one has to do is look at Israel to determine population efficacy of the Pfizer vaccine. It is easy to spot.

[phoneman08]

Q math is much too complicated to understand. Just trust the plan folks.

[SkyDancer]

I still would like to see the list of adverse reactions to all the COVID vaccines both what the listed side effects are (if there is such a list) and what the population has suffered so far; I keep hearing that ‘oh well, only point zero zero zero out of several million were affected’ - well where’s the listing?

[bagster]

(Math) Prof. Richard Zucker illustrates his point...

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I (budj) do have an advanced degree in mathematics/computer science.

[Reaganez]

Complete and total bovine feces.

First of all protection last at least 6 months. Maybe more but that is where the studies ended for Pfizer and Moderna.

Second what the 95% actually means is that vaccinated people had a 95% lower risk of getting COVID-19 compared with the control group participants, who weren’t vaccinated. In other words, vaccinated people in the Pfizer clinical trial were 20 times less likely than the control group to get COVID-19. 5% of vaccinated people didn’t get sick because not 100% of unvaccinated got sick. .04% of vaccinated people got sick in the Pfizer study.

[ifinnegan]

Why do you care if others want to vaccinated?

[PGalt]

Thanks for sharing your experience, Toespi. Best wishes to you and your husband.

[bagster]

This is poor statistical analysis and is math used to advance an agenda. On its face it’s a bad vanity.

Is there nothing this man doesn't know?

[KarlInOhio]

He compares this value with prior Measles vaccinations, in which you would have to vaccinate 1.3 children to protect 1 child from the disease. He shows through his calculations, using Pfizer’s data, 113 people have to be vaccinated to protect 1 person from becoming ill with Covid-19.

But, as you stated before, this is the two month calculation for Covid. How long is the measles counted to get to the 1.3 number? 18 years of childhood? A whole lifetime? That is a big apples to oranges comparison.