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Nowhere does this article suggest it is linked to vaccines. In fact there is a subsection in the article titled: > No evidence of vaccine effect The increase

by smcl 4y ago

Nowhere does this article suggest it is linked to vaccines. In fact there is a subsection in the article titled: > No evidence of vaccine effect The increase in excess deaths is a symptom of healthcare system that is being increasingly starved of resources and which is having to make up for cutbacks across various parts of local and national government. It's about austerity, not covid vaccinations - let's not bring misinformation and conspiracy theories into this. edit: would the downvoters care to explain?

cf141q5325 4y ago
Not me, but you have no basis for the degree of certainty you are displaying. For me this has become an exit criteria for serious discussions. Once you are overcertain i realistically no longer argue the actual issue but against you not wanting to have been wrong. As i see it, given my social competence, best case would be making you over correct in the other direction or make you cry. Both bad outcomes. I would recommend getting to grips with the varying degrees of uncertainty of a complex world. I get that this feels bad, but simply betting on the frames that make you feel less bad, even just because it confirms your view, is not a winning strategy.