[bagster]

Funny, the actual quote is "The proof of the pudding is in the eating," meaning that you know it's good because people are eating it. In your terms, "The proof of the vax is in the taking." This, however, is along the lines of "you have to pass the bill to find out what's in it," meaning that you have to take the vaccine to prove it's good.

You misunderstand me.

'Compliant sheep' is a provable state of being. The proof is in the pudding. Or should I say the proof is in the vax.

The 'proof of the pudding' is proof that people are compliant sheep. Taking the vax proves that.

I maybe was not clear enough.

Apologies.

[humblegunner]

They are taking the vax, in compliance with the cult leaders.

So... your enemy is killing himself and you're bitching about it.

Sun Tzu would treat you just like Miyagi did, Bagster-san.

[Political Junkie Too]

That's okay. Perhaps you misunderstood me, too.

I was using your quote to show the cause and effect fallacy of saying that the vaccine works because millions of people took it (ate the pudding and didn't get sick), instead of proving it works in a lab for 10 years and then administering it to the people.

"You have to take it to prove it" is not how it's supposed to work.

-PJ

[grey_whiskers]

“You have to take the jab to find out what’s in it” — Little Tony “Mengele” Pelousy