Since my academic specialisation is misinformation and since the responses to COVID-19 continues to be an obsession, I have been active in trying to reach out to the readers of proper medical journals with the actual science, and logic. Some successes so far, with an article (might be 2 soon) on
The suggestion that people who have boosters are the sort of people who are more likely to catch covid over and over again therefore the booster is wonderful but can't stop this happening is a really dumb one isn't it? If the boosters (or, indeed, any of the jabs) actually work in any way at all to stop infection then how can they not stop the covid-catchers catching covid? If they don't actually stop people catching covid then why bother taking them? If they only stop it in the sort of people who aren't prone to catching colds then why bother? See, this is why sane people are tearing their hair out at the total illogicality of these arguments. Well done in keeping pushing for publication of rational refutes!
The suggestion that people who have boosters are the sort of people who are more likely to catch covid over and over again therefore the booster is wonderful but can't stop this happening is a really dumb one isn't it? If the boosters (or, indeed, any of the jabs) actually work in any way at all to stop infection then how can they not stop the covid-catchers catching covid? If they don't actually stop people catching covid then why bother taking them? If they only stop it in the sort of people who aren't prone to catching colds then why bother? See, this is why sane people are tearing their hair out at the total illogicality of these arguments. Well done in keeping pushing for publication of rational refutes!
Yep, if the unjabbed always do better... leave them alone.
Excellent effort, good work getting that published.