> What are the odds of any 4 out 25 people with no record of any related illness dying of myocarditis. Note that I'm not saying vaccines do not cause myocardit

> What are the odds of any 4 out 25 people with no record of any related illness dying of myocarditis. Note that I'm not saying vaccines do not cause myocarditis, I'm saying that even if vaccines may cause myocarditis but cause fewer myocarditis cases than COVID deaths, then it is still worth vaccinating. > Where is the evidence of this, given that many governments have withdrawn the vaccines or even banned for them for young people, a category you probably fall into? Hence my next sentence right? > My position depends on us having a good understanding of the vaccine's effects however, and right now I feel like we don't. That said, although I didn't mention it in my comment, my current understanding of the statistics does make me believe that the vaccine causes less cases of myocarditis than COVID deaths.