But is there a safety issue here? What are the numbers? As a society, we wisely look at incidents and determine how isolated they are. A lot of the same peop

But is there a safety issue here? What are the numbers? As a society, we wisely look at incidents and determine how isolated they are. A lot of the same people who get furious about people being afraid of the recent vaccines because of anecdotal reports jump onto these stories and immediately make statements like this. In both cases, the anecdotes should be treated like what they are, not lent credence without further information. I could just as easily say that Pfizer has less incentive to be truthful about the dangers of their products. But here's the thing: Neither Tesla or Pfizer wants to get sued or have their brand destroyed. That's a hell of an incentive to not sell dangerous products.