i dont need a vaccine to be crazy im already ahead of the time with micky roonys crazy pills https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujYm2805t7U

Considering this is a retrospective cohort study you cannot and neither can the researchers make a causative statement. Is there a correlation? Perhaps, but not definitive. Retrospective cohort studies cannot establish causality. Furthermore cohort studies can introduce investigator bias where investigators selectively report results to highlight evidence that supports a particular hypothesis. That being said looking at table 1 there are significantly more test subjects in the vaccinated group (85% of test subjects) vs unvaccinated (15%), so naturally you would see more rates of what the researchers sought to find.

While the researchers stated they excluded patients who were diagnosed with psychological diagnosis within 1 year they failed to mention there could be a significant amount of patients who were previously undiagnosed or rarely visited their HCP. Furthermore this study only looked at a 3 month period during 2021 which was still a concerning time for everyone. I would like to see more data since then to see if these symptoms are still present.

Nature is a solid peer reviewed journal.

Interesting topic

All people are different so its not easy to make a 100% study as some people react differently to situations and stimulus and drugs than others do. Hell, they did a pure placebo test (control group took nothing while placebo group got sugar pills) on college students in a study I read years back and that showed that people who thought they were trying some new medication had positive effects, thus the push for marketing and positive promotion of products and pills to trick people into thinking they work so in their mind they do work. A single study done in a single country is not enough to prove a theory but does shed light with its findings and give other researchers a direction to head in to do their own studies. There's any number of causes of mental illness and depression that could have arose during the plandemic that could be pointed to and argued against. Perhaps people who refused the jab have higher moral convictions or stronger family ties and were not as likely to surrender to the depression effects caused by the lock downs and isolation? I'm a introvert so seeing less people had no effect on me, actually made me happier given I was a "essential worker" and had to keep going to work and being out there in society while others hid in their homes, wearing masks inside and hovering around the big media news on TV desperately waiting to hear the next thing they reported and to obey the government's demands. Our world changed for a few years and that changed a lot of people with it, call it PTSD or what ever you want to. Families turned on each other, divorce rates skyrocketed, ect. Mostly because of lies we were told by the leaders we should have been able to trust and the fact so many people were forced into captivity with the people they say they love who very quickly got on each other's nerves because normally we could escape each other and have time to ourselves. Absence makes the heart grow fonder they tell us but constantly being around people during a tense period of time leads to resentment. But again, this is a case by case thing and some people I'm sure loved the lock downs and time spent with others. humans are very complex creatures and there are MANY factors to consider when doing studies but studies can help with generalizations and point us in the right direction to help the majority of people despite knowing a minority of them won't be helped by it or might even be hurt by it (listen to drug commercials when they list out the possible side effects).

Huzzah!

Good news everyone (futurama ref)

Which vaccines?

Read through the article I linked to.

BNT162b2, mRNA-1273, AZD1222, JNJ-78436735. AZD1222 is known for causing thrombosis. Don't know much about the rest.

> COVID-19 vaccination significantly decreased the risks of occurrence for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, while significantly increasing the risks for depression, anxiety, dissociative, stress-related, and somatoform disorders, and sleep disorders.

Every medication can have different effects on different people, be it not the intended effect or an unknown side-effect. Other drugs are used more for their side effect than what they were originally intended for (Viagra for example). Many also can cause more and more-severe side effects and problem than the things they actually treat. This is why no medication should be fast tracked though even when we test them for 4 or 6 years, it doesn't mean 10 or 20 years down the line they won't cause problems and end up on a list that some hack lawyer is on TV tell you if you took you can get big money with them for. I've read a few reports that suggested that the key to a long life is getting through your life as far as possible without letting people give you shots or push pills on you as the sooner in life you start being medicated, the shorter your life span will be. But again, this isn't a always true statement as results may vary.