Official live update of spread of COVID19

[Jackalope]

I think you're a gullible fool who can't discern information from misinformation. You're a poster child for the Dunning-Kruger effect.

[brewer]

What do you guys think of the anti-vaxxer claim that the number of young athletes who died of heart attacks and cardiac arrests increased sharply after the introduction of COVID-19 vaccination? Until today, I thought all anti-vaxxers have for that is anecdotal evidence and that there hasn't been an actual increase, but today I bumped into this: https://amg-news.com/athletes-who-have-d...ccination/
So, what do you think about that?

Did you actually read/understand that this is a conspiracy site?

[The Architect Of Fate]

Citing a website that unironically thinks the " New World Order " is a thing.....

[Deesse23]

What do you guys think of the anti-vaxxer claim that the number of young athletes who died of heart attacks and cardiac arrests increased sharply after the introduction of COVID-19 vaccination? Until today, I thought all anti-vaxxers have for that is anecdotal evidence and that there hasn't been an actual increase, but today I bumped into this: https://amg-news.com/athletes-who-have-d...ccination/
So, what do you think about that?

Did you actually read/understand that this is a conspiracy site?

Shit from the very same site:

MILITARY TRIBUNALS! Why They Are Absolutely Necessary? Because The Barbarians Are Inside The Gate!

Military tribunals are especially required to prosecute the Deep State criminals, rogue Intel & SS agents and Shadow Government perps who are conducting a soft coup against the POTUS.
But why military tribunals?
Because those traitors practically own and operate the U.S. Criminal Justice System, that’s why!

[FlatAssembler]

I think you're a gullible fool who can't discern information from misinformation.  You're a poster child for the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Well, I used to believe the Earth was flat. Then I used to believe the global warming denier Tony Heller was telling the truth. But I grew out of that. I learned some very hard lessons about epistemology, and I am not falling into similar traps again.
This one appears to be an actual study. Not determining causality, as causality is difficult to determine, but still a study demonstrating the fact that the number of young athletes who are having heart attacks or cardiac arrests has increased significantly. It would be interesting, though, to see what was happening in 2020, so that we can rule out COVID-19 as an explanation. If young athletes were dying at a similar rate in 2020 as in 2021, that would rule out vaccines as an explanation and strongly suggest it is COVID-19 causing those sudden and inexplicable deaths in young athletes. However, since we do not have a study that does that, that study that AMG News is talking about seems to be the best data we have.

And, ever since I got vaccinated against COVID-19, I have had tachycardia (which my psychiatrist is convincing me is psychosomatic in origin), and I also have sinusitis. Is it possible that the vaccine is causing those things? I've been trying to convince myself it's not, but I feel more and more like I am in denial.

[FlatAssembler]

What do you guys think of the anti-vaxxer claim that the number of young athletes who died of heart attacks and cardiac arrests increased sharply after the introduction of COVID-19 vaccination? Until today, I thought all anti-vaxxers have for that is anecdotal evidence and that there hasn't been an actual increase, but today I bumped into this: https://amg-news.com/athletes-who-have-d...ccination/
So, what do you think about that?

Did you actually read/understand that this is a conspiracy site?

So what if somebody is posting conspiracy theory stuff there? Every claim needs to be analyzed independently. You don't get to dismiss every logical argument just because it is on a website that is also hosting conspiracy theory stuff. Besides, it seems to me that the term "conspiracy theory" has been applied to quite a lot of things that are not actual conspiracy theories, all in an effort to discredit them.

[FlatAssembler]

Citing a website that unironically thinks the " New World Order " is a thing.....

What is "New World Order"? And how is it relevant to a study showing that the number of young athletes dying suddenly has increased drastically in 2021?

[The Grand Nudger]

The next thing you'll fall for, is what the NWO is - clearly. I used to be worried about the relative quality of the us education system. Then you darkened our doorstep and I was relieved.

[The Architect Of Fate]

What is "New World Order"? And how is it relevant to a study showing that the number of young athletes dying suddenly has increased drastically in 2021?

If a site is stupid enough to fall for that nonsense they have credibility as a source.

[The Architect Of Fate]

So what if somebody is posting conspiracy theory stuff there? Every claim needs to be analyzed independently. You don't get to dismiss every logical argument just because it is on a website that is also hosting conspiracy theory stuff. Besides, it seems to me that the term "conspiracy theory" has been applied to quite a lot of things that are not actual conspiracy theories, all in an effort to discredit them.

Yes, you do get to dismiss it if the site has a freaking section dedicated to talking about the New World Order. You cited a quack site. Deal with it.