Topic: Data Reporting

Data Reporting comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from December 2017 to December 2022.

December 2017 December 2022

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Dr. Jessica Rose | The Latest Numbers On The True COVID Vaccine Fallout & Suspicious Activity In The VAERS Database
• 1:01:50 - 1:03:35

Dr. Jessica Rose | The Latest Numbers On The True COVID Vaccine Fallout & Suspicious Activity In The VAERS Database

Jessica Rose Resources, Substack and Closing Remarks

Dr. Jessica Rose directs listeners to her website, Jessica's Universe, and her two Substack newsletters for updated VAERS data and scientific analysis. She describes her work as a constant fight against a "lie machine" in an ongoing information war. The host concludes the interview by praising her dedication to tracking safety signals and serving as a "light in the darkness."

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Christian Elliot | True Whole Human Health, Vax Facts, & Motivation Hacks
• 26:57 - 29:36

Christian Elliot | True Whole Human Health, Vax Facts, & Motivation Hacks

CDC Accountability, Vaccine Injury Database Verification

Elliott addresses claims that the VAERS database is being filled with false reports, arguing that the government should verify these entries rather than dismissing the data. He notes that the CDC has allegedly failed to answer serious questions from organizations regarding the accuracy of the reporting system. The lack of follow-up on reported deaths is highlighted as a major transparency failure.

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Jen Briney | Legislation 2017: Corporatization, Backdoor Deals, Data, & DNA
• 41:23 - 48:58

Jen Briney | Legislation 2017: Corporatization, Backdoor Deals, Data, & DNA

Equifax Data Breach and Credit Monitoring Industry

The Equifax breach compromised the social security numbers and personal data of nearly every adult in the United States. Despite the severity, there have been no legal repercussions or fines imposed on the company. Critics like Senator Elizabeth Warren have pointed out that Equifax may actually profit from the breach by selling credit monitoring services to the very victims whose data they failed to protect.

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