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VAX Risk of Death vs Disease

September 21 | Posted by mrossol | Critical Thinking, Math/Statistics, Vaccine

I have not done the research into this claim, but post FYI. mrossol 2ND SMARTEST GUY IN THE WORLD FEB 02, 2025 There is not a single vaccine that is safe, effective, or in any way necessary; in fact, all of the major vaccines are actually far worse than the diseases they fraudulently purport to protect against; to wit: Data is from the 2020... Read more

C&C. THE GREAT UNWINDING.

July 16 | Posted by mrossol | Childers, Critical Thinking, DEI, Education, Math/Statistics, Politically correct, Stupidity

JEFF CHILDERS JUL 16, 2026 Anyone with a brain could see that lowering standards, eliminating standard testing, grade inflation and the like were a very STUPID idea. But the “woke Left” doesn’t seem to have a brain. mrossol ⛑️ C&C ARMY BRIEFING ⛑️ Had I known that forcing myself to compile a long list of Trump 2.0 achievements would generate a top-ten... Read more

Getting At The Truth.

June 2 | Posted by mrossol | AI, Critical Thinking, Interesting, Social Engineering

I have thought that Internet searches [and AI?] give biased answers but it seems worse than I had imagined. mrossol JOHN DROZ JUN 1, 2026 Please read Part 1, before proceeding here… To give readers an idea about the high degree of difficulty in getting to the Truth on almost anything, I drafted up five question on important (and different) societal issues, where I... Read more

MTHFR and the Reductionist Reflex – Lies are Unbekoming

May 6 | Posted by mrossol | Critical Thinking, Medicine, Science

I found this piece thought provoking. We certainly put a lot of trust (faith?) in people who tell us things that we cannot explore, measure, or analyze ourselves. mrossol Source: MTHFR and the Reductionist Reflex – Lies are Unbekoming UNBEKOMINGMAY 5Author’s NoteThis essay uses establishment terminology — MTHFR, methylation cycle, dihydrofolate reductase, polymorphism — strategically. These are the names by... Read more

THE NUMBER THEY NEVER PUT IN THE HEADLINE

May 1 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Critical Thinking, Math/Statistics, Medicine

How to read any health study — and why the most important finding is almost never the one being reported Source: THE NUMBER THEY NEVER PUT IN THE HEADLINE JAMES LYONS-WEILER, PHDMAY 1, 2026 We’ve seen it a thousand times. When pharma decides it wants to open a new market, it makes mountains out of molehills on efficacy. When that market is... Read more

“It’s in the new guidelines” does not always mean ≠ it’s time to change practice.

April 30 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Critical Thinking, Medicine

A primary care physician’s case for critical engagement with clinical practice guidelines Source: “It’s in the new guidelines” does not always mean it’s time to change practice. LENNY LESSER MD MSHS. APR 30, 2026GUEST POST I recently wrote about the ACC/AHA/AACVPR/ABC/ACPM/ADA/AGS/APhA/ASPC/NLA/PCNA Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia. My essay pointed out a couple of very specific objections I have to the guidelines. Here, Dr. Lesser describes... Read more

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