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In a Nutshell
What were they inaccurate about?
- Inaccurate about expectation that spike does not circulate
- Inaccurate about understanding the distribution of antibodies
- Inaccurate to evaluate one's immunity on the presence of antibodies
- Inaccurate to use glowing efficacy based on relative risk of units of data that represent Days With Symptoms instead of survival, especially across greater time scales
- Inaccurate to sugest that modification to spike sequence was done for safety
- Inaccurate to suggest something is safe for pregnancy, particularly at time points when it could not have possibly been used for the entire duration of a full pregnancny
- Inaccurate to suggest all the vaccines are equally safe
- Inaccurate to conclude that each vaccine has different types of side effects
- Inaccurate to suggest that natural immunity should not be expected to be effective and durable
- Inaccurate to propose a Darwinian explanation as to why variants are created and to lay the blame entirely on the unvaccinated
- Inaccurate to suggest that our PCR tests are effective at identifying COVID cases
- Inaccurate at referring to asymptomatic spread as a spreading of disease rather than a spreading of immunity
- Inaccurate to obsess over Long Covid
- Inaccurate to report case numbers based on PCR, with no distinction for CT value, and to report daily changes to overall data sets, including revised changes to past dates.
- Inaccurate to suggest mitigation strategies are effective and harmless
- Inaccurate to suggest that herd immunity can be achieved
- Inaccurate to avoid doing blood work to test D-Dimers, troponin levels, and changes to concentrations / proportion at different immune cells.
- Inaccurate to scaremonger about variants, without helping people understand the distinction between antigen drift, which occurs naturally with coronaviruses, and antigen shift, which happens with influenza.