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    Hatin Since 87

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    Probably was a big spike around the time Sanja Gupta was on Joe Rogan’s podcast. They talked quite a bit about Myocarditis. That podcast got millions of views. All that tells us is that it’s being talked about. And people are searching for information about it.
    Right. But myocarditis isn’t new. So why, in a graph covering 20 years, is it being discussed so heavily now?


    What has happened recently to influence such a heavy surge of research on the disease?
     

    Hatin Since 87

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    Also, not to add the obvious, but I know you’re saying the Joe rogan podcast is a possible reason for the spike in searches. But why was rogan discussing myocarditis NOW? Again, it isn’t new... so what happened recently that’s given myocarditis such attention? Surely that is somewhat telling in itself. They didn’t just pick a disease and begin discussing it all over the world this last year.
     

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    Also, not to add the obvious, but I know you’re saying the Joe rogan podcast is a possible reason for the spike in searches. But why was rogan discussing myocarditis NOW? Again, it isn’t new... so what happened recently that’s given myocarditis such attention? Surely that is somewhat telling in itself. They didn’t just pick a disease and begin discussing it all over the world this last year.
    I googled myocarditis when I saw the uproar on social media.

    Do I have myocarditis now?
     

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    :rolleyes:


    Are YOU intentionally trying to fool people? I posted an article, from yahoo, certainly not a conservative “alt” media site. Anything showing statistics that are against your beliefs is misinformation, right?

    82% of the people dying were vaccinated, 95% of the population were vaccinated... why’s that hard to understand?

    Let’s see.

    95/100 people are vaccinated. 50 people die. Of those 50, 46 were vaccinated. 4 weren’t. Meaning of those that died, 92% were vaxxed, leaving 8% not.

    Math is hard.


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    Just read further. You guys don't seem to get past the first paragraph before quoting an article.:)

    In the over 80s the death rate among double jabbed people was 53 per 100,000 people compared to 125 per 100,000 for the over 80s who have not had their vaccine.

    In the 70-79 age group the death rate for the double jabbed was 14 per 100,000 compared to 47 per 100,000 for those who have not had their vaccine.
     

    buckwacker

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    No, no, no - you can't be rallying behind the claim that COVID deaths are inflated, while simultaneously attributing these deaths to COIVD. These people died after testing positive. I've been told over and over and over, that it's irresponsible for officials to say, "they died from COVID" just because they tested positive. And here you are doing just that.

    And I quote:

    [emphasis added]


    It's likely that some of these deaths were actually because of COVID, because no one (responsible) has made the claim that any vaccine is 100% effective at preventing death. Did they all die from COVID? You tell me.
    When's the last time you heard of someone catching polio?
     

    Hatin Since 87

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    That's what you are implying. If it's not, then why are you all hot and bothered by your 5 second Google Trends search?
    I’ll go slow.

    Myocarditis has been around for 100 years.

    Something happened recently to draw attention to myocarditis... thus provoking a trend in research 10x the amount of any prior point.


    2000-2020: Barely searched.

    2020-2021: Millions searching.


    Why? What happened in the last year to provoke a spike in interest?


    Do you think it’s just a coincidence?


    Do you think someone chose a random disease and people started searching it?


    What’s in the vaccine that makes people lose their common sense and ability to think logically about anything relating to the vaccine?
     

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    You must be right, I couldn't find a thing on there.

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    He was saying that Google does in fact take censorship action against left-wing and socialist publishers, and an example is the censorship of the World Socialist Web Site.
     

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    Right. But myocarditis isn’t new. So why, in a graph covering 20 years, is it being discussed so heavily now?


    What has happened recently to influence such a heavy surge of research on the disease?
    All it shows is that people are talking about it. It’s been reported as a result of COVID, and as a side effect of the vaccine. For the sake of argument, let’s say all that were ********. Fake news. I would still expect to see a spike in searches.

    It doesn’t prove that people are getting myocarditis at higher rates, let alone implying a cause. The statistics on myocarditis cases would be the thing that does that.
     
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