Data at a preprint from 2023th PrePrint V1 suggested that the willingness to vaccination among the American population increased as the puncture campaign and associated advertising activities took place. They received a more positive opinion about the COVID vaccines. Also became ...
The vaccine book is still not closed five years after the pandemic. Now we hear everything about 'shedding' or vaccine separation - the idea that vaccinates are excreting something that can suffer unvaces. It was even suggested that ...
In my pro-vax past, I have regularly referred to Andrew Wakefield's fraudulent study, the source of all anti-vax evil. The nefarious scientist who had set a whole movement in motion with his lies - at least that's how it was explained to me by people who...
The normal, average weight of people has always been about the target weight. The 'norm'. You could be too fat or too skinny but most people had a normal BMI, the word says it all. You can see it on old beach photos: fat people were exceptions. That...
De website Retractionwatch.com houdt bij welke wetenschappelijke studies er worden ingetrokken. Je kunt je er op abonneren. Hun pay-off is: "Het volgen van intrekkingen als een venster op het wetenschappelijke proces" (Tracking retractions as a window into the...
In the previous post I argued why I think 'higher educated' people show a higher willingness to vaccinate. Herman Steigstra retweeted and many reactions followed. A lot along the lines of 'what is IQ actually' and 'higher educated is not necessarily a higher IQ' and 'how did you get a higher IQ'?
Those who are smart get vaccinated. This is suggested by two studies based on correlations found between IQ and vaccination willingness. In three paragraphs, I outline how it could be. The rest of the article (under 'Elaboration') is for the enthusiast. There is...
