I simply want to know the truth. I’m not going to accept the headline grabbing claim from a “study” of unknown quality. Despite the 13,200% increase, the odds of having such heart issues is very low. We can’t just leap to the conclusion that the SHOTS caused it, and not Covid, because the numbers increased in 2021 more than 2020. There were many more US Covid cases in 2021, and we have no idea how long it might take for such symptoms to show up.
There ARE ways to know the truth. Thus study didn’t look at them, as best I can tell.
At my work today I noticed I could not get to the dashboard of an AWS application I am responsible for. To figure out if it was a problem with my computer or our network as opposed to a general problem on AWS I went to a web site where people self report problems with AWS. It looked like the VAERs chart...had a flat line of low levels of reports then an unmistakable huge spike orders of magnitude larger. Thus I knew it was not local. I did no study. It was self reporting. Not double blind. Not “scientific”. It did not tell me exactly how many people had problems...just how many went to that site to report it. But there is about zero doubt that AWS was having serious issues because of the scale. Even if disreputable journalist reported the increase in a headline it would still be very conclusive evidence. Even if Amazon insisted that they did not verify a single report was due to their service as opposed to local problems for the user, it would still be conclusive evidence and no person with a brain would take them seriously.