I don't get your point. A 5-10% margin doesn't even change the results much in the survey I mentioned. Even if there was some slant like you mention in the survey process, the percentage of vaccinated doctors was overwhelming. Are you not reading the actual numbers? If so, I'll requote it for you: AMA survey shows over 96% of doctors fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Of the physicians who are not yet vaccinated, an additional 45 percent do plan to get vaccinated.

Lol, I don't suffer from a wiki addiction. But it is an easy way to find out populations of different types, such as numbers of doctors. Are you trying to argue that there are evil wikipedia editors out there inflating the number of physicians in the US for unknown nefarious purposes?

Actually, you seem to be attacking me for using the wikipedia as a source for the survey data, which confuses me, because I didn't. As you can see from my earlier comment, the survey data is from the American Medical Association (AMA) web site, not the wikipedia.

I only used the wikipedia to try to get a sense of how many doctors there were in the US, to see if 5000 potentially dissenting doctors was a large percentage. And we can see it is not.

Finally, I note you don't bother to defend the AAPS against the assessment that it is essentially a politically-driven group. Are you willing to concede on that assessment at least?