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You apparently think that he is being deceptive. Do you
Posted on: November 3, 2021 at 13:54:43 CT
JeffB MU
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think that it is reasonably likely that it was just a coincidence that Dr. Wollskog developed symptoms of transverse myelitis one week after receiving his Moderna shot?
Of course only MUTGR would know, but I would guess that he wasn't being deceptive at all. I would guess that any doctor in other circumstances, eg. if some other experimental vaccine was being tested and a patient developed this disease within a week of the shot would conclude that the shot was likely the cause of the disease.
One could go into depth on the unlikely possibility that it was something else, but the evidence strongly points to the Moderna shot as the cause.
Of course only MUTGR would know, but I would guess that he wasn't being deceptive at all. I would guess that any doctor in other circumstances, eg. if some other experimental vaccine was being tested and a patient developed this disease within a week of the shot would conclude that the shot was likely the cause of the disease.
One could go into depth on the unlikely possibility that it was something else, but the evidence strongly points to the Moderna shot as the cause.
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You apparently think that he is being deceptive. Do you - JeffB MU - 11/3 13:54:43