5-Year-Old Develops Autism After Being Forced to Get 18 Vaccines in 1 Day.
this was not a coincidence. I have big data proving the cause and effect. And anyone can replicate the data.From vigilantnews.com 17.2K Views431 Reposts 12 Quotes 996 Likes 76 Bookmarks
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You may have “big data”, but clearly no expertise at all in how to interpret them. Facts deprived of context.
Ultracrepidarian techbros will be the doom of us all.
Right, because a legit doctor would totally either perform 18 injections on the same person in a row (are there even 18 different vaccinations someone would normally get over the course of a year?) or if in defiance of conventional wisdom about how time works this fictional 5 year old was taken to 18 different clinics where at no point did a doctor who looked at an arm covered in extremely fresh track marks feel a need to raise immediate medical concerns.
Remember, this crap says that this all took place in a day. There are so many things obviously wrong with such a short sentence.
5-Year-Old Develops Autism
OK, then tell me how you know the kid “developed autism” at that point, and didn’t just have it all along and wasn’t diagnosed as such yet?? I was first diagnosed as autistic when I was almost 40 years old, but I’m 100% sure I’ve been that way all my life, or at least for as long as I can remember!
Tho, the story’s clearly total BS anyway (18 vaccinations in one day? Suuuuuuuure…)
I have big data proving the cause and effect.
Data proves nothing if the analysis is faulty. In fact, a faulty analysis can make data worthless.
@Passerby #210318
“ (are there even 18 different vaccinations someone would normally get over the course of a year?)”
“this was not a coincidence. I have big data proving the cause and effect. And anyone can replicate the data.”
@Passerby #210318 , @TheKingOfRhye #210321
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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