Vaccination Mandating

15 hours ago, listless reads said:

and it would be appropriate, although you'd have to have it on repeat. these things take awhile

It's okay guys, Just say you don't look at emerging data.

It's not "data" until it is verified.

3 minutes ago, subee said:

It's not "data" until it is verified.

Don't see anything aboout "verified" in the definition of data.

Data definition is - factual information (such as measurements or statistics) used as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or calculation. 

reference:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/data

46 minutes ago, RJMDilts said:

Don't see anything aboout "verified" in the definition of data.

Data definition is - factual information (such as measurements or statistics) used as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or calculation. 

reference:

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/data

OK.  The key word above in the definition is FACTUAL.  Until the data meets certain standards, it cannot be considered factual.  There are standards for evaluating data.  I'm sure you are familiar with garbage in and garbage out.

8 hours ago, jive turkey said:

 

 Interestingly,  Pfizer is advertising their vaccine is safe for children 5 to 11 based on results that haven't been peer reviewed. 

Yep, and it won't get FDA authorization until they review all the evidence. That's how that works.

3 minutes ago, klone said:

Yep, and it won't get FDA authorization until they review all the evidence. That's how that works.

 

FDA approval and the process wasn't the point but thank you for clarifying for someone that may not have known that. ?

4 hours ago, subee said:

It's not "data" until it is verified.

That doesn't even make sense. 

8 hours ago, lMCRN said:

Listless-are you working at a vaccine mandating facility? If yes what will you do

I do. I smelled the unlawful gov't overreach earlier this year. So I started a family nurse consulting firm. Will transition to FT in matter of weeks. 

1 hour ago, jive turkey said:

FDA approval and the process wasn't the point but thank you for clarifying for someone that may not have known that. ?

I wonder if they'll use "suspected but unconfirmed covid-19 patients" again.

38 minutes ago, listless reads said:

I do. I smelled the unlawful gov't overreach earlier this year. So I started a family nurse consulting firm. Will transition to FT in matter of weeks. 

Olfactory changes can be a symptom of covid, sometimes the symptoms are prolonged. 

6 minutes ago, toomuchbaloney said:

Olfactory changes can be a symptom of covid, sometimes the symptoms are prolonged. 

Nice mild case then. love building my natural antibodies. 

1 hour ago, listless reads said:

Nice mild case then. love building my natural antibodies. 

Natural anti-bodies (aka acquired immunity)?? Oh they aren't allowed to be considered. (heavy sarcasm intended)