It’s unequivocally false that all side effects are known in 6-8 week mark. That’s exactly why they have open label extensions, etc in trials-in order to catch new/long term safety signals. I can’t even take you seriously anymore with your lack of logic.
Aaaaaand I’m back to thinking you’re a paid troll to argue senseless statements to just aggravate people who are thinking critically.
Wrong. Just because you say it's false doesn't make it so.
"that the longest time before a side effect appeared for any type of shot has been six weeks."
Do you know who said that? Dr. John Grabenstein, Director of the Immunisation Action Coalition.
Its laughable that you think you know more than the leading authority on vaccinations, but that's typical of a Facebook researcher these days. I can see your response already "they're paid to say that, they're just slaves to big pharmamamamamamma"
Do you know why they continue trials? Because they are obliged to IN CASE side effects developed. Do you know what they've noticed with every vaccine since 1960? That all the side effects are known within 6 weeks. But they keep trials going anyway because that obviously isn't a guarantee NONE will shown up, only that it is EXTREMELY UNLIKELY that any will.
“The concerns that something will spring up later with the COVID-19 vaccines are not impossible, but based on what we know, they aren’t likely,” adds Miles Braun, adjunct professor of medicine at the Georgetown University School of Medicine and the former director of the division of epidemiology at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
A key reason for this limited window of side effects is the short time all vaccines stay in the body, says Onyema Ogbuagu, an infectious diseases specialist at Yale Medicine and a principal investigator of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine trial. Unlike medicines that people take every day or week, vaccines are generally administered once or a handful of times over a lifetime. The mRNA molecules used in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are especially fragile, he notes, so “they are out of your body in a day or so.”
It's also ironic you say you can't take me seriously when you don't think people have been to space yet lol.