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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Implicit in my question as to whether the hives victims would vaccinate again is the question as to whether these people suspect a correlation.  Actually, I would ask anyone reading this thread if they suspect a correlation.   [b]The fact that you seem to feel threatened by the question makes me think you fear the answer may hurt your case for vaccination.[/b]

Also, most of the people who vaccinated and got hives did not fall within the groups of people identified at being at risk for severe complications from the flu.  Most of them would have just gotten the flu, period.  So for them, the balancing equation becomes whether they would rather suffer from hives for months as a result of vaccination or suffer with the flu for a week as a result of (maybe) not vaccinating.

I'd rather have the flu for a week.

BTW, Francis Collins, that dude who help discover the human genome?  Is profoundly religious, and believes in aspects of creationism.  I want to be as dumb as Francis Collins.  What a moron.[/quote]

Gee, if that were true, I probably would not have said:
[quote]I expect that we will find a relationship[/quote]

And you are now saying "I'd rather have the flue for a week".  If you are going to evaluate the relative risks, why did you dismiss the H1N1 statistics by saying that this is not about the relative risks?  You are contradicting yourself.

Lastly, Francis Collins is not a creationist.  He is a theistic evolutionist, as am I.[/quote]

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