“Not rare enough.”
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Indeed.
I had a conversation with a neighbor during the height of the “pandemic”. I told him I refused to get the vax due to all the risks associated with it. He said that I was being paranoid because the odds of an adverse effect were at least 1 in 100,000. I said that’s still too big of risk and then asked him if I had a jar with 100,000 M&Ms but there was 1 that was actually a cyanide pill that looked like an M&M, would he put his hand in the jar and eat one? His answer was “no”. I said “I rest my case”.
Excellent response.
And as it turns out, the risk rate was actually much higher, but who couldn’t have seen that one coming with the rushed product development and no long term testing done on them.
Good one — the M&M example.
Murder of Crows wrote: “I had a conversation with a neighbor during the height of the “pandemic”. I told him I refused to get the vax due to all the risks associated with it. He said that I was being paranoid because the odds of an adverse effect were at least 1 in 100,000. I said that’s still too big of risk and then asked him if I had a jar with 100,000 M&Ms but there was 1 that was actually a cyanide pill that looked like an M&M, would he put his hand in the jar and eat one? His answer was “no”. I said “I rest my case”.”
False analogy. Actually, you have a choice of two jars. One with the vaccine and one with the virus. There are many, many more cyanide pills in the virus jar. You have to pick one. Now which will it be?