Increased cardiovascular events in Israel during vaccine rollout and third wave

Re:Increased cardiovascular events in Israel during vaccine ... by netsharc on Friday April 29, 2022 @03:03AM (#31202225)

I guess many anti-vax people confirmation-biased this article and are tweeting about it, and if I can guess, you're pro-vax and your confirmation bias is skeptical about it (if it was an article that touted how good the vaccines are, you'de be less skeptical about it, and less critical pro-vax minds would be on Twitter saying "See, I was right!").

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Re:Increased cardiovascular events in Israel during vaccine ... by johanneswu on Friday April 29, 2022 @03:13AM (#31202285)

I don't know ryandamm, so I can't judge whether he is pro- or anti-vax, but you should be fact checking every article before sharing it.

Doing basic checks like "what else did the authors publish" seem fairly sensible.

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Re:Increased cardiovascular events in Israel during vaccine ... by raxxorraxor on Friday April 29, 2022 @07:42AM (#31203923)

Actually it isn't really since the scientific community regularly has the problem of ostracising those that offer much progress. It is a decent method in practice but ultimately fallacious. The corpus of published works is far too massive so it is a compromise. A bad one, because the pressure to publish has a negative effect on scientific rigour.

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