"when vaccinating the oldest and sickest, it is expected that deaths will occur in a time-related context with vaccination. This does not mean that there is a causal link between vaccination and death."
hindustantimes.com/world-news/29-…
hindustantimes.com/world-news/29-…
But when the oldest and sickest die after a positive PCR test, it DOES mean there is a causal link between coronavirus and death.
So many confuse causality and correlation. Let me explain:
If there is money to be made from establishing a causal link, then correlation is the same as causation.
If there is money to be made from not establishing a causal link, then correlation is not the same as causation.
If there is money to be made from establishing a causal link, then correlation is the same as causation.
If there is money to be made from not establishing a causal link, then correlation is not the same as causation.
Case in point:
The UK counts any death within 28 days of a positive PCR test as a covid death.
With the reliability of the PCR test and the growing fetish for testing everyone at all times, the UK has a good chance of eliminating and curing all causes of death other than covid.
The UK counts any death within 28 days of a positive PCR test as a covid death.
With the reliability of the PCR test and the growing fetish for testing everyone at all times, the UK has a good chance of eliminating and curing all causes of death other than covid.
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