[semimojo]

...he outlines how he arrived at his estimate so that people understand where the number is from and if they disagree, can dispute it with their own estimate etc.

Oh really?

In the linked article by Kirsch he says:

"For a long time, I’ve been on the record as saying that the rate of myocarditis is around 1 in 317 for teenage boys. That was a conservative estimate since it used a VAERS under-reporting factor (URF) of 41, which is reserved for only the most serious events.

Since the CDC calls this “mild” (even though every cardiologist I’ve asked says there is no such thing as “mild” myocarditis), we’d expect a URF of perhaps 80 or more since nobody died and most had a short hospital stay."

And then later in the article says:

"So I went with a very conservative URF=41."

Frankly, I don't see a lot of rigor in his calculation of URF but maybe you can point me to his calculations.

[bagster]

There's a lot of words in that post, Mojo, but they didn't say anything.

You are a man of no substance. A smokescreen intended to distract. A not so artful artist. A bumbling, inept word and number player. In essence, one of the worst shills I've ever seen. Also, you are a banned troll formerly known as Mojo hard at work defending the derp state and their covid hoax and poison vac.

People are on to you, potna.

[ransomnote]

I’ve been reading his work wherein he shows his reasoning/calculations. You can go find them, but it would take away from snarking.