The Archivist

20 April

20 April · 01:09 UTC

Who remembers the strawberries and sewing needles incident? Notice how tonnes of strawberries were destroyed, because of the risk some may contain needles. It's a good example of how (I think) risk is being misrepresented with the AZ vaccine. There wasn't a tiny risk every strawberry had a needle in it. There was no chance most strawberries had a needle, and 100% chance a few did. There was nearly a 100% chance somebody was going to swallow a needle. That's very different to each strawberry being a tiny risk. They destroyed the strawberries, but they're pushing ahead with the vaccines. People weren't even going to likely die from eating a needle.

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