An Inconvenient Study: A Response to the Film by Del Bigtree and the HighWire
Do we truly know if vaccines are safe and effective, and what kind of study would tell us definitively? I’ve successfully dodged talking about vaccines until this week, when my guest brought up the topic, and I saw in my newsfeed a post for the new film “An Inconvenient Study” by Del Bigtree and The HighWire, of VAXXED infamy. The film is now available to watch for free online, and it centers around the hidden camera gotcha moment where Dr. Marcus Zervos admits that he won’t publish a study because he believes it would ruin him professionally, not because the study is flawed, but because the results don’t line up with the accepted narrative. In fact, the results of the unpublished study are quite alarming. Vaccines are not my fight, and I don’t want to fight. But I do think that it is crucial that we all learn as much as we can, and talk about what we learn, no matter how inconvenient. Learn more and watch the film online at https://www.aninconvenientstudy.com.
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Do we truly know if vaccines are safe and effective, and what kind of study would tell us definitively? I’ve successfully dodged talking about vaccines until this week, when my guest brought up the topic, and I saw in my newsfeed a post for the new film “An Inconvenient Study” by Del Bigtree and The HighWire, of VAXXED infamy. The film is now available to watch for free online, and it centers around the hidden camera gotcha moment where Dr. Marcus Zervos admits that he won’t publish a study because he believes it would ruin him professionally, not because the study is flawed, but because the results don’t line up with the accepted narrative. In fact, the results of the unpublished study are quite alarming. Vaccines are not my fight, and I don’t want to fight. But I do think that it is crucial that we all learn as much as we can, and talk about what we learn, no matter how inconvenient. Learn more and watch the film online at https://www.aninconvenientstudy.com.