Doctor Djuric made a point on Facebook: You don't have to vaccinate your children, only the ones you want to keep!

Dr. Vladimir Djuric, the psychotherapist, looked at the controversy about whether or not to vaccinate children, and he literally shut the mouth of those who are for the anti-vaccination lobby. 

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He posted a status on his profile on Facebook two days ago, in which he told parents that they do not have to vaccinate all children, but only those they want to keep.

- You do not need to vaccinate all your children, but only the one you want to keep! In my family, all children are vaccinated and the ones in the future will be as well if the God gives me more... As well as the children who come to me for celebrations and I am proud of them... Because of their goodness, wit, wisdom, and perception of the world - Djuric wrote.

For him, all the mess around vaccines is a good indicator in which direction this world is going.

- You don't have to graduate college to be educated. Educated is the one who has honor. Graduating from college is very desirable if you want to become intellectual. Not because that is the best way to spend your early twenties and for getting another 3 to 6 years of being a child, and to have only two obligations in life - to study and to have fun... It is also useful because your "brain will grow" and you would move to some larger city, you would get real role models and your intellectual view upon the world would grow with persistent nurturing. As if you wore some marvelous glasses where the entire world seems brighter, you will see further and deeper, and understand how much you don't know and how science is too huge and fascinating...

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- Do not fall under the Dunning Kruger Effect, which according to the professional definition is "cognitive tendency in which untrained people make inadequate decisions and inaccurate conclusions, but their incompetence prevents their metacognitive ability to perceive errors." Untrained persons have the "illusion of superiority" by ranking their ability above average, much more than it actually is. On the other hand, the highly educated are inclined to underestimate themselves and their own skills due to the "illusion of inferiority." In the end, we have a situation in which less competent people are ranking their competence above the competencies. Paradoxically, according to Dunning and Kruger, competence can weaken self-confidence and incompetence can increase it.

- What does that mean?

- This means that there is a large number of people who overestimate their knowledge and skills, they are convinced that they are competent in an area where they are in fact, total laymen. And because they know so little about a question, they, in fact, are not even able to see their incompetence. In short. The problem with today's world is that smart people are full of suspicions while stupid are full of confidence. 

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- Sounds familiar...

- Does it remind you of someone? From television, internet, neighborhood, basketball or work? So ... Let's be modest. And realize how much we do not know. Let's listen to the (good) car mechanics. (Good) lawyer for the court. A (good) doctor for medicine. My only advantage as a doctor is that I know where to go for my eyes and where for my wrist. I am not even treating myself. I am not being smart. I don't google or ask around in the neighborhood. I don't buy grains in the market and I don't put cabbage on my shoulder. I don't understand that. It's not my specialty.

So...

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The fact that autism occurs during the vaccination period is just an unfortunate coincidence. This does not prove that vaccines are the direct cause of autism. And the first signs of schizophrenia usually appear at the beginning of the faculty. So what should be done? Forbid reading, learning and studying.

I know.

Some would be happy with it. I won't give my country and my family to them. I defend myself with an honest living. Fait. And knowledge. By making a bubble of normality in this general madness.

Because. Vaccines don't cause diseases. 

Vaccines cause growing up.

That is...

Adult people. 

(Telegraf.co.uk)