Indeed. As my dad used to say "Life is a sexually transmitted disease with 100% mortality".It's a trade off. Not either/or. Life itself is a high risk.
Indeed. As my dad used to say "Life is a sexually transmitted disease with 100% mortality".It's a trade off. Not either/or. Life itself is a high risk.
..and so what exactly? Have you actually read the article?Meanwhile, not that MSM have much to say on the matter, high excess deaths remain concerning and unexplained....
https://www.bmj.com/company/newsroo...-for-3-years-running-since-start-of-pandemic/
Nobody says this in the first place and anyway scientists know this better than anyone.I would encourage anyone making an argument that implies that 'scientific concensus' means there is no longer any need for further exploration or discussion of a topic to look up Galileo Galilei, Ignaz Semmelweis, Alfred Wegener, Barbara McClintock, Lynn Margulis etc etc etc.
PS your examples are not very good. Except for the last two they did not all overthrow "scientific" consensus, there were non on their subjects. Rather they made discoveries and/or simply introduced science.
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