Risk Assessment for Vaccines (TIS342)

The Idahoan discusses the standard risk assessment methods used in engineering, and how you can adapt these methods to doing a personal risk assessment on whether or not to get a given treatment or vaccine.

[Siskiyous]

We can all agree that Government honesty is highly improbable.

[sinisterthoughts]

Good on you for addressing this in a rational, yet understanding way. I get that this a polarizing subject that really comes down to ideology, but so many people seem to be ready to strip other people's free will to get to reach the outcome they want. Crazy times. Take care of yourself!

[TOMAS-lher]

I do like the White Lab coat ! perfect for the topic. GOD bless .

[jimmyrustler]

No matter how you argue it, Bigpharma will use all the mental gymnastics available to make you look like a crazy person.

Love the lab coat, btw 👍

[GunFunZS]

It's a good discussion of the way that a person can logically arrive at different conclusions.

In law there is a principle based on why you might call a classical risk assessment that is called the learned hand formula. I want that basically amounts to is if the burden of a particular intervention is equal or greater than the value of the risk of avoided by that particular intervention then any individual or company that takes on that burden is definitely not liable for the consequences, in the improbable event that the intervention was insufficient. This principle does not establish a point where you are definitely liable but it does give you a way of saying, I've definitely done enough. I find it to be a very helpful principle and everyday life decisions. Especially when combined with a basic binary outcome marginal utility analysis.

[Leverguns]

The risk is 100% the benefit is zero hypothetically of course, Great video

[Leonardokite]

The one thing that is missing from all this is the vast amount of therapeutics that are available. Not just medical grade but easily available to the average person that knows something about it. But it is getting harder and harder to find because the powers to be are doing their best to hide the cheep and effective because it doesn't make them any money. Plus if there are effective therapeutics then the emergency status vaccine would not be available.
My wife and I both got the rona. I waited till after I was well sick before I started therapeutics and it took me a couple of days to come back to normal. As soon as she got a sore throat I got her started on it and within hours the sore throat was gone and the worst thing she got was kind of a congested head like a mild cold.
To me this is just one massive power grab by the country's leadership.

[inhisnameislay]

Or something else that maybe we'll be talking about the future. Amen Brother, certainly looks like we will.

[Only.D.G.]

Two friends of mine are doctors and they didn't or needed tha vax and they were forced to get it. They had worked in the virus section of the hospital, so they were never affected before the vax. I was forced to take it with the threat of losing my job as a teacher. It is not worthy and is a sham in my opinion

[wolfwind]

And that was how this channel was deleted.

[barthamburg]

Great video!!!! Love that you wore a lab coat during this.

[michaelfregoe]

Thank you for free thought. Love the lab coat.

[DogeMcLovin]

This is a concept that is relatively simple, though the media often neglects its finer details. As you mentioned, the potential of evidence/methodology being altered to support predetermined narratives is possible.

My thoughts are that the risk is largely dependent on population density, where urban areas have a greater chance of infection due to sheer proximity.

[donpegar]

My issue is that we were told a vaccine was safe by the government ( with no longterm study ), now a lot of us have side effects related to that vaccine .

[DenoKeller]

Natural Immunity is Priceless and Profitless!
Think about it for a moment

[tedgarrett]

I always like your channel, I support you, thank you great channel..

[stefanmolnapor]

Great video, very well said. Thinking is contagious, thank you for posting this.

[Oldmanwithagoldpan]

I see the Al Gore Rythem already deleted my first comment.. that's a clue y'all.

[gslavik]

It would be interesting to go through this binary risk assessment from the point of view of someone like Mary Mallon.

[michaelleeper]

I am amazed that so many want to refuse a vaccine. Take a look at what your soldiers/veterans have endured. Try walking down a line only to have 12+ vaccines administered by medics in 10 minutes. Wait a week and get even more shots. So many people have little education on the subject and allow fear and politicians to sway their common sense. I am by no means making a derogatory comment about anything The Idahoan Show has said in any videos at any time. I highly respect this channel for a dead on honesty, your obvious high education and the skills that are shown in every video. PS, the area that you are in reminds me of the open land surrounding Grangeville, where I have been often.