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Rogier van Vlissingen's avatar

Since you (Mike) tinker with motors, it seems to me that you must know that a motor is designed for various objectives, including speed, traction, fuel efficiency, emissions, durability and so on, and that if you designed it for only one or two of these, you would end up with a mongrel. Likewise tuning an engine needs to keep all these functions in mind. The same principle applies to all complex, multi-variate systems, and any systems designer should understand that arbitrarily "optimizing" a system for a small number of variables, means sub-optimizing it and would throw the whole system out of whack. So a middling car-mechanic would understand why vaccines could never work, for the immune system is an immensely more complex system, and only doctors would be stupid enough to believe that you could tune it for just one or two objectives, let alone tuning it serially for more than 70 different objectives, without throwing the whole system out of whack. This is reflected in the fact that the damage from vaccines shows up in all-cause mortality, even if they are effective in preventing the target illness. It just makes no sense at all.

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Paul Black's avatar

I have a backdrop for my Video Remote BSL Interpreter job. Happy to provide a sign language interpretation if useful?

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