This seems like a careful analysis, conclusions don’t look good. Lots of questions to be asked.
I fear this will be dismissed because author didn’t write his SQL queries in SCREAMING CAPS case. 🤦
SELECT reason FROM excuses ORDER BY last_used DESC LIMIT 1 market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=…
I fear this will be dismissed because author didn’t write his SQL queries in SCREAMING CAPS case. 🤦
SELECT reason FROM excuses ORDER BY last_used DESC LIMIT 1 market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=…
This is Pfizer’s deaths per lot ordered from worst to best (note lots with 0 deaths reported are missing) this is not a good shaped curve 
Best case interpretation I can come up with is that there’s some aspect of the manufacturing process that is poorly understood and leads to some batches just being bad. But the strange thing is this is across three manufacturers and two technologies… which seems odd
This is not like the 5% of batches turning pink for no known reason in a certain widely used drug… (in that case it had a benign answer even if it took several years to resolve… while the manufacturer just threw out those 5% of batches as they still held the patent)
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