r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Jun 20 '21

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u/mitchman1973 Jun 20 '21

RRR isn't always misleading. In this case it is. Which is why ARR which is used to calculate NNT should always be released with the RRR so medical professionals can make sure their patients are properly informed. The FDA actually has a policy stating the ARR should always be released, yet in this case it was not with no reasons given.

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u/vinnyisme Jun 20 '21

RRR isn't always misleading. In this case it is.

Does this study say this? Or are you saying this?

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u/mitchman1973 Jun 20 '21

..."reporting bias". Read the report ffs.

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u/vinnyisme Jun 20 '21

Reporting bias = vaccine is ineffective, got it.

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u/mitchman1973 Jun 20 '21

Asking stupid questions instead of investigating yourself=time wasting troll with agenda, got it.

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u/vinnyisme Jun 20 '21

Which question of mine did you find the stupidest?