This is very funny.

Does anyone know if this person is actually a doctor?

Or has somehow just managed to get through medical school without noticing how science works?

If someone makes an allegation, one can

(a) ignore it,
or
(b) conduct experiments to test for it.
If you ever feel a bit dim or slow witted, just click the link below which lists hundreds of commentaries on the above tweet.

Click on it, scroll to a random point, and realise that actually, you are very fortunate to have received an education.

Ummmm...

So, should we get special, "other", disposable, people to take it, before we do?

Are people who enter clinical trials "fools"?

We just sponge off their altruism, shall we?
I noticed that after my first Jab, I got into a heated argument with Matthew Shun-Shin, and called him a dimwit, for his advocacy of the Oxford Comma.
Since the second, I have repeatedly lambasted James Howard for his preference for the single quote over the double quote, in Javascript.
I think I am gonna sue the Jab makers.

Money grabbing bastards, working all hours to come up with ways to cut COVID mortality by 90%. It's all part of the conspiracy, I tell you. I would rather be intubated, and my elderly frail relatives die, than have this bill-gates-nanobots!
How can they ...?
Dear @JoshCasper,

Probably because their brains have higher melting points.

DF

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h/t to Sanjay Kaul @kaulcsmc and DJ Cohen @djc795
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Suppose there is a shop which only lets you in if you bring exactly ONE child.
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For a randomly chosen customer in the shop, if their accompanying child is a boy, what is the probability that the child at home is a girl?
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