Has the Japan Pilot Association dropped the limit for the EKG/ECG for pilots

nice gaijin said:

Who are these top cardiologists, and what are their concerns that we haven't addressed in the numerous papers cited in this thread?

Maybe you can make such a vague appeal to authority if you're out drinking with your buddies, but we're all sitting here expecting more than empty rhetoric.

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cloa513 said:

Dr Robert Malone the creator of the mRNA technology that is the basis of the COVID vacine and thousands of other scientists wants the vacines withdrawn.

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cloa513 said:

Dr. Aseem Malhotra: "Once I had spent time critically analyzing the data on the COVID-19, vaccines, it became very clear to me that the efficacy of this particular novel technology, if you like—the mRNA products—was very, very poor, certainly in comparison to traditional vaccines, and the harms were unprecedented," Curing the pandemic of misinformation on COVID-19 mRNA vaccines through real evidence-based medicine - Part 1 | Malhotra | Journal of Insulin Resistance

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mdchachi said:

Experts rate 12 vaccine claims by Robert Malone, the doctor catapulted to fame on Joe Rogan's podcast

Malone developed some of the first mRNA vaccines for mice in the 1980s. But experts say some of his claims about vaccines are not rooted in fact.

www.businessinsider.com

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cloa513 said:

The so called baseless is evidence of areas that should be thoroughly studied- they provide no counter evidence. The CDC has absolutely no credibility. The problem is lack of study of these issues by the field.

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Douglas, likewise, said people were often attracted to conspiracy theories "when one or more" of their "psychological needs are frustrated."

These needs include:

• The need to know the truth and have clarity and certainty.
• The need to feel safe and have some control over things that are happening around us.
• The need to maintain our self-esteem and feel positive about the groups that we belong to.

"Anyone can fall prey to conspiracy theories if they have psychological needs that are not being met at any particular time," she said. "This is perhaps one explanation why we seem to be seeing a lot of conspiracy theories about COVID-19. People are scared and uncertain about the pandemic and are looking for ways to cope with the uncertainty, insecurity, and loss of social contact."

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