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To: arun gera who wrote (185466)	3/17/2022 2:09:50 PM
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Everything is risk benefit. There are thousands of steps in fighting a viral infection and the body knows how to do things right. Yes immune responses to viruses or bacteria can go bad. The problem with the Covid vaccine is the risk benefit did not clearly add up. There was no reason to give the vaccine outside of high-risk patients. The other problem was the government clearly made it difficult to interpret the risks benefits for a purpose. That is very suspicious and indicates political outcomes were involved. So risk benefits did not seem to be adding up and you had to trust a corrupt Bureaucracy that clearly was inocompetent. I am able to rapidly assess whether someone may be competent or incompetent. As Warren Buffett said if you wanna be rich read 100 articles a day. He could’ve said if you wanna know what’s going on read 100 articles a day. I read several hundreds of articles a day, I have multiple degrees ,know my IQ, know my track record and will think for myself. I give my opinion freely for those who want it or I think I can help. I am frequently wrong I am more often right than wrong. I sit back and watch thousands of people shorten their life because of their arrogance or the arrogance of others and have been doing so for years. The average person is by definition not the smartest and the average person is unlikely to spend hours a day reading. Luckily for me I am addicted to knowledge and that makes it not a job. I don’t even care if you don’t like my answer if it helps you think for yourself. I am secure enough to be ridiculed for my opinion and to accept I am wrong. Listen to people who appear to be smart and are addicted to knowledge. Few people go into the government because they have an addiction to knowledge. Maybe they go for the power for the benefits or the easy life