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Shermann

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11. Sure, may as well spell it out

Reply to bottomofthehill (Reply #9)

Sun Nov 7, 2021, 12:57 PM

Nov 2021

The good news is it appears therapeutics are coming out with a really high efficacy.

But even with those, any statements regarding small sample size groups must be carefully hedged.

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Here's what the unvaccinated can expect from taking Ivermectin to treat Covid [View all] Shermann Nov 2021 OP

Sanjay is not specfically trained as an epidemiologist so he didn't call this out. He should know hlthe2b Nov 2021 #1

I think his angle was mostly asking a few softball questions of the other side Shermann Nov 2021 #2

Before vaccines and treatment, the RW kept yelling how survivable COVID was NickB79 Nov 2021 #3

That was (and remains) a cherry-picking fallacy Shermann Nov 2021 #5

It is also a causal fallacy Shermann Nov 2021 #4

Rogan did not just take Ivermectin - he took monoclonal antibodies, womanofthehills Nov 2021 #7

It would still be a logical fallacy to assert that all those treatments together cured him Shermann Nov 2021 #10

I'm pretty sure smoking weed cured my cancer Walleye Nov 2021 #6

3 hrs of Joe Rogan & Dr Sanjay - very interesting podcast womanofthehills Nov 2021 #8

Please let me add bottomofthehill Nov 2021 #9

Sure, may as well spell it out Shermann Nov 2021 #11