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Yes, and the more I look into both OAS and ADE the murkier it is. And let's face it, because the data is so crappy (either by design or by incompetence) it's hard enough to see through the fog if you are genuinely trying to uncover the truth. If you are just searching for confirmation of your prior belief or your hypothesis, then it's g…
Yes, and the more I look into both OAS and ADE the murkier it is.
And let's face it, because the data is so crappy (either by design or by incompetence) it's hard enough to see through the fog
if you are genuinely trying to uncover the truth. If you are just searching for confirmation of your prior belief or your hypothesis, then it's great because you can show pretty much anything.
It's also interesting that OAS might have occurred with H1N1
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/articles/PMC3165229/
but it's remarkable that we really don't know much and for sure.
It's also clear that many vaccines are a product of guess as opposed to deep and solid understanding:
https://www.nature.com/articles/nm1216
And these mRNA (and adenovirus) vaccines were developed and sold with the premise that we know exactly what happens in our body and what those developed antibodies will do.