-If you look at my quote it was "AND" for a reason - your doctor's input AND other credible sources. If you are saying credible experts and your doctor don't know - that may be the case as well, but I would cast my lot with them over anonymous strangers on a tractor forum or politicized bloggers any day.
I agree in general, but if the information (on a forum) is backed by the people you mention with a link, or evidence, it becomes as valid as the person saying it person to person. The problem in our society is the main news media is so biased the truth has to be searched out beyond what they spew out. Therein lies the challenge.
First, I hope this was tongue in cheek. Second, PCR and antigen testing do not generate DNA sequence information that's not how either works. Third, if you are suggesting that the samples are then secondarily being sent for DNA sequence testing, such sharing of medical samples is explicitly prohibited by law. Fourth, if you believe that the insurance companies and three-letter agencies are somehow secretly violating this law do you also refuse to give blood or have blood tests taken at clinics? As they are even better sources of a DNA sample. Fifth, med insurance companies have no real interest in individual samples anyway as latent pre-existing condition exclusions are largely illegal now. Sixth, I understand some may not get this vaccine or other medical treatment for a variety of personal reasons, but I certainly hope no one would forego such treatment(s) because of this conspiracy theory.
We agree that sometimes the "experts" are posting on forums, and links can lead people to other "experts". But too often that is not what happens in charged situations like covid. Also, if folks are really distrusting of "mainstream experts" I suggest they take a few courses on statistics, experimental design and the emerging field of study directed to critiquing peer-reviewed articles for common error ("meta-research"). Armed with this, one has a chance to better understand what is conjecture and what is in fact, "fact". Unfortunately, absent this purposeful study, most of the counter beliefs themselves are just the opposing confirmation bias.
Unfortunately, most of what you said was only partially true PRE - ACA.
I was talking about the illegality of a clinic to secretly send your medical specimens out to another agency for unauthorized/non-consented testing (i.e., DNA sequencing), not the underlying info. I agree the underlying info once generated does have permitted legal uses. Again, a covid PCR test does not generate a DNA sequence listing or a listing of common genetic markers used for identification purposes by LEOs.
Jay, it is relatively unlikely that DNA is being extracted from the nasal swabs used for testing for COVID. It would require coordinated dishonesty at several levels, from the fluid sample when the swab is collected on up through handling in the lab, and including the reporting. The newer rapid test is read immediately, and perhaps you could demand to see it disposed of after it is read, if you ever have to have one at the ER or urgent care. There will soon be on the market a recently approved home COVID test kit, and that would leave the sample entirely in your hands. This is different from the antigen test kit Flip mentioned, and which tells you if you have had the virus.
What's interesting is the one giving the injection just goes on as everything is normal. The one receiving the injection looks to see he's finished, rolls his sleeve down and gets up. The spectators all clap as they are finished with their salesmanship class!
You mean this one?
nypost.com
UMMMM.... it's the same place, time and people... They didn't have anything more than a tingle and elevated heart rates... no further medical treatment required.No, I meant this one. There are others too but this is one that is easy to find.
Chicago area hospital pauses COVID-19 vaccinations following allergic reactions
A Chicago-area hospital halted coronavirus vaccinations for its workers after four people had allergic reactions, according to a report. Only one of the reactions was severe, said officials with th…
