Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Long term sickness increases" video.

  1. I'm reminded of the possible breast cancer cluster in the San Francisco area, which took a LONG time to analyze. It turned out that the number of cases, though higher than what may have been expected, was within the norms of the demographic affected, and the "cluster" was not statistically significant. Yet it was important to let women know to be vigilant, and do what little we could determine might lower risk (such as exercise, occasional fasting, more plant-based foods, vegan days, etc., and of course regular mammography). Similarly, we DO have a problem with vaccine injury, and we DO need to get to the bottom of it. Screaming at the victims is vile. Multivariate analysis is not easy, and takes a long time to complete because there are unavoidable judgment calls to be made. The report from Germany that Dr. Campbell highlighted in his previous video is a basis for starting a serious inquiry, never mind all of these other studies. I don't prejudge how it will end, but there is too much signal amidst the noise. Dismissing it is bad faith, and does nothing to reassure the public concerning the integrity of the medical system.
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  2.  @egle4652  Exactly. Sophocles was 90 when he died, and he was not a rarity.
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  3.  @lazm3518  Campbell caused illnesses and deaths? You are all crazy. Or else you are false flags -- with your hyperbole, you function as such.
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  4.  @philtucker1224  In the US, at birth, the life expectancy of a man is about 76 years. How is that much longer than a decade after retirement? For women, it is about 80 years, so that is longer. For men, it isn't at all. Full retirement in the US is now 67 for most people, and over 66 for just about everyone.
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  5. I'm suspicious of the lockdowns and artificial increase in chronic stress and strife, engineered by governments worldwide. It must have affected public health.
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