Quite. Anecdata does have its place but only for the sample population (1). I still hear people worrying about safety despite the fact that half the UK, a lar

Quite. Anecdata does have its place but only for the sample population (1). I still hear people worrying about safety despite the fact that half the UK, a large part of the US and countless others have been jabbed. That's after the original trials. I can understand some people's reluctance wrt vaccination. Many countries have had examples of problematic vacc campaigns. In the UK the MMR jab had a major set back due to Andrew Wakefield's false article in the Lancet [1]. From what I gather the thrombosis risk from the Oxford/Astrazeneca jab is somewhat swamped by error bars and open to interpretation. However the risk from the pandemic is very real and demonstrably so. I had my jab last Tues and it was O/AZ but I wont ask anyone to extrapolate much from that! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMR_vaccine_and_autism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMR_vaccine_and_autism