Thank you Political Sense Editorial Team for accepting my second 17-syllable (Haiku) critique / review of the clinical failures of the studies allegedly designed to inform the FDA and the public regarding the alleged efficacy and safety of Pfizer’s and Moderna’s covid-19 vaccines. While the beauty of haiku is multiple interpretation, poetic justice and public interest require that I explain my poems for the reader.
Haiku Pfizer, published in ILLUMINATION, discloses to the public that the studies get an F in Clinical Trial Design 101 for failure to eliminate the levels of participants’ virus-protection-vigilance and participant-bias from skewing the results.
Haiku Pfizer #2 (and Moderna too) uses humor to make the point that the study-results are patently absurd. According to the studies, simply participating in the studies reduces infection risk by 95%. According to the studies, someone should be patenting the placebo effect.
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