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Jessica Hockett's avatar

Authorities love electronic records. They can simply put numbers in a screen and people believe them.

Those of us who demand proof - as in vital records, which are not the same as medical records - and names are accused of being in a death cult.

I think the truth is, no one WANTS to open the closet and would, in fact, PREFER the door stay closed.

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TFish's avatar

It’s amazing isn’t it? The promise of electronic records and healthcare data collection has always been that we would have lots of information to understand and make decisions. What happened in NYC underscores the farce of that whole paradigm. The data is out there, but it’s obviously being kept from the public. The word obfuscation comes to mind, but that’s probably too mild. Perhaps obstruction? No, I think if we’re frank, it reads more like criminal fraud and coverup.

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