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    While we're on speculative correlation... An Irish immunologist Luke O'Neill has been pointing out links between mandatory BCG in countries and death rate on twitter.

    https://twitter.com/laoneill111

    So much of this going about ATM, Not long until someone attributes coronavirus deaths to getting out of the wrong side of the bed.

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    • Yeah read that already ofc, I think it was already posted and sure, makes sense
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    • think this was the paper https://www.research…
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    • but inconclusive evidence for now
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    • interesting that's sorta coolcolin_s
    • most of my theories play to my own biases.and this one has the feelgood factor all over it (if you had BCG) and want to believe your country is going to fair bkingsteven
    • ... better than italykingsteven
    • Tb vaccine map is inline with lower cases and explains a lot, again could be a coincidence but fascinating nonetheless._niko
    • Also a great use of Occam’s razor this is a much simpler and likelier explanation than the 5g nonsense._niko
    • heh, indeed. i can't help thinking when this is over they'll find everything contributed. fatality counts for many countries are far lower than usual due tokingsteven
    • lockdowns... a direct correlation between leaving the house and death as i always suspected :Dkingsteven
    • correlation between leaving the house and a 2% chance of death only if you contract it, just to be clearmonospaced
    • ^ i mean fatalities are lower in europe right now than last year even with coronavirus deaths... where i am is currently at it's lowest in >10 yearskingsteven
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