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Factscinator just got the results back from the biggest survey in modern medical history — a survey of seven million participants.

Turns out 90% didn’t know that bacteria are non-pathogenic, peacefully cohabiting with us like microscopic clean-up crews. 95% were unaware that ’viruses’ have never actually been seen, isolated, or shown to cause anything besides career advancement in pseudoscience. And a stunning 98% didn’t realize that antibodies are about as specific as a drunk archer at a dartboard convention.

When asked, “Would you take an experimental toxic jab to protect yourself from non-pathogenic bacteria and non-existent viruses?“ only one respondent said yes.

He was found wearing a “Vote Joe Biden“ T-shirt, mumbling “safe and effective“ through a half-smile courtesy of his Bell’s palsy, and attempting to locate his car keys in the refrigerator after his fifth booster.

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As an "older adult", I feel more like a target and a profit center than a cherished member of society. Anyway, never had a flu shot, do not think I have ever had the flu.

Had pneumonia when I was 19, think it was fixed with antibiotics, but that was a ridiculous number of years ago. The doctor actually made a house call. There is something I have always heard about pneumonia versus a cold or flu, that pneumonia could be fixed with antibiotics, but colds and flue could not. Which makes the death of Diane Keaton from pneumonia seem a little off. I always find it a bit odd when people younger than me, who have millions of dollars, die from something I would have thought expensive health care would fix.

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