I laid out all the reasoning underlying my assessment. Feel free to make your own decisions. Doctors make misdiagnoses and misprescriptions all the time. What do you think is the purpose of seeking a second opinion? I could detail the malpractice, negligence, and incredibly stupid misdiagnoses and misprescriptions that my wife and I have personally experienced. Common sense is an asset
I remember early this year when a statistician (Nate Silver) criticized the vaccine rollout guidelines (age-related and other prioritizations) and was met with the same response: what do you know about public health? Subsequently, the rollout guidelines were adjusted in accordance with his critiques (but probably not because of them) because his assessment was correct
BTW do you remember when "2 top FDA officials resigned over the Biden administration's booster-shot plan, saying it insisted on the policy before the agency approved it" https://www.businessinsider.com/2-to...reports-2021-9
If there isn't consensus among the medical community, let alone unanimity, then how are you supposed to make decisions without critical thinking?
I remember early this year when a statistician (Nate Silver) criticized the vaccine rollout guidelines (age-related and other prioritizations) and was met with the same response: what do you know about public health? Subsequently, the rollout guidelines were adjusted in accordance with his critiques (but probably not because of them) because his assessment was correct
BTW do you remember when "2 top FDA officials resigned over the Biden administration's booster-shot plan, saying it insisted on the policy before the agency approved it" https://www.businessinsider.com/2-to...reports-2021-9
If there isn't consensus among the medical community, let alone unanimity, then how are you supposed to make decisions without critical thinking?
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