What Does Getting Vaccinated Have To Do With Freedom?
What does getting vaccinated have to do with freedom? It depends on what you mean by the word “freedom”…
Tagged: vaccines
Mini-Throughput: The Reality of a Vaccine
If everything pans out-and I caution the ice still a bit precarious-Dec 8, 2020 will go down as one of the great dates in human history.
Thursday Throughput: Exploding Betelgeuse Edition
The dimming is interesting. But it doesn’t change the overall math at all. Betelgeuse could explode tomorrow. Or it could explode a thousand centuries from now.
Thursday Throughput for 4/25/19
Scientists need our own version of Rule 34: if it exists, someone is studying it.
Thursday Throughput for 3/14
Here’s the thing though: even if vaccines did cause autism, even if they caused other injuries, it would still be worth it.
Doubling down on mandatory vaccinations
Oregon proves Tod right.
Bonus content: Do you know which religions do and don’t forbid vaccinations?
Vaccine Lessons from Mom
Virginia Hughes, who was with Seed back when I was with ScienceBlogs and ScienceBlogs was with Seed, writes about the conversation she had with her mother about why she was not vaccinated as a child. Here’s what she got out of it.
On the freedom to speak stupidly
In which Russell wearily defends Rob Schneider’s right to say stupid things and still remain a working actor.
How to Get a Religious Exemption
Kazzy uncovers how one goes about getting a religious exemption to vaccination requirements. And it gets him thinking…
On Jenny McCarthy, “The View” and snake oil — a dialogue
Russell and Rose discuss the dubious prospect of a more-famous Jenny McCarthy.
