I created a spreadsheet to compare vaccine effectiveness, to the effectiveness of just passively being part of a large population. I found the effectiveness level, by dividing the total number of infections by the total population and subtracting that from 100. I did this for Ebola in Africa and Measles in the US. I got my numbers using Google.
I found that 99.9999% of the time, being part of the general population prevented illness, but the vaccines worked less than 98% of the time, suggesting the vaccines may be actually causing the conditions, they are supposed to prevent.
I note that Ebola cases increased significantly, when they began clinical trials of Ebola vaccines. Also the measles outbreaks, are common in highly vaccinated populations, but rare in populations with low vaccine rates.
This is one of many reasons, why vaccines are a waste of resources.
Could vaccines ever work? Honestly we are designed to see much bigger things and rarely even notice the advanced races of insects who have mastered fight and many other things, we hardly understand at all.
A fly uses 3000-6000 lenses to see it's world and mastering this technology, could make it possible to actually see what we are doing, before we make life threatening mistakes.
Years of Ebola Virus Disease Outbreaks
https://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/history/chronology.html
Clinical trial in 2006
Experimental Vaccine for Prevention of Ebola Virus Infection
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00374309
"Throughout the last quarter of 2014, which saw the greatest numbers of cases, only a handful of clinical trials were underway."
Ebola Clinical Trials: Five Lessons Learned and A Way Forward
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5561545/
I created a spreadsheet to compare vaccine effectiveness, to the effectiveness of just passively being part of a large population. I found the effectiveness level, by dividing the total number of infections by the total population and subtracting that from 100. I did this for Ebola in Africa and Measles in the US. I got my numbers using Google.
I found that 99.9999% of the time, being part of the general population prevented illness, but the vaccines worked less than 98% of the time, suggesting the vaccines may be actually causing the conditions, they are supposed to prevent.
I note that Ebola cases increased significantly, when they began clinical trials of Ebola vaccines. Also the measles outbreaks, are common in highly vaccinated populations, but rare in populations with low vaccine rates.
This is one of many reasons, why vaccines are a waste of resources.
Could vaccines ever work? Honestly we are designed to see much bigger things and rarely even notice the advanced races of insects who have mastered fight and many other things, we hardly understand at all.
A fly uses 3000-6000 lenses to see it's world and mastering this technology, could make it possible to actually see what we are doing, before we make life threatening mistakes.
Years of Ebola Virus Disease Outbreaks
https://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/history/chronology.html
Clinical trial in 2006
Experimental Vaccine for Prevention of Ebola Virus Infection
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00374309
"Throughout the last quarter of 2014, which saw the greatest numbers of cases, only a handful of clinical trials were underway."
Ebola Clinical Trials: Five Lessons Learned and A Way Forward
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5561545/
