Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "James O'Brien breaks down crazy conspiracy theories with Dom Joly | LBC" video.

A comedian keeping it light. By the way, what data do you have to substantiate the claim that the excess deaths are due to covid vaccines?
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Post hoc ergo propter hoc is a fallacy in which one event followed by another *is seen as a causal relationship*. During the pandemic, it led to incorrect conclusions in medical contexts, such as when a patient develops endocarditis after receiving a vaccine. This fallacy can result in the erroneous belief that the vaccine caused the endocarditis simply because the condition appeared after the vaccination. Scenario : A patient receives a COVID-19 vaccine and two weeks later develops endocarditis. Fallacious Conclusion : Someone might argue, “The COVID-19 vaccine caused the endocarditis.” Explanation : This conclusion represents a post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy because it assumes a causal relationship based solely on the chronological order of events without considering other possible factors. In reality, the development of endocarditis may be influenced by numerous variables, such as: The patient's pre-existing health conditions e.g., heart disease, congenital heart defects . Recent infections or dental procedures that could introduce bacteria into the bloodstream . The presence of risk factors for endocarditis, such as intravenous drug use or having an artificial heart valve . To avoid this fallacy, a comprehensive medical evaluation would be necessary to investigate the true cause of the endocarditis. This would include: Detailed patient history to identify any potential sources of infection . Diagnostic tests, including blood cultures, to determine the type of bacteria causing the endocarditis .
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@ghosthunternumberone I'm sorry to hear that but it is stil circumstantial evidence. Have you heard of post hoc ergo propter hoc ?
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@ghosthunternumberone Thank you for sharing your concern. The claim about undertakers seeing unprecedented issues with embalming is quite alarming, but it's crucial to rely on verified medical and scientific evidence. Myocarditis is a known but very rare side effect of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, typically occurring more frequently in younger males. Most cases are mild and patients recover fully with appropriate medical care. The phenomenon of unusual blood clotting has been mentioned in some anecdotal reports, but there is no substantial scientific evidence linking this directly to COVID-19 vaccines. Embalming issues could be influenced by various factors, including underlying health conditions and the natural processes of the body post-mortem. Talking to health professionals can offer insights into vaccine safety and efficacy, and can address specific fears.
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@ghosthunternumberone Clearly you have drawn conclusions before you have all the evidence: "agenda .. for a new world". Clearly there are many theories and agendas, but I consider critical thinking to be essential, and I also urge you to consider the evidence supporting that while myocarditis is a recognized side effect of COVID-19 vaccines, it remains a rare occurrence. One peer-reviewed journal article that provides data and findings on myocarditis following COVID-19 vaccination is: "Myocarditis after BNT162b2 mRNA Vaccine against Covid-19 in Israel" Authors: Shay Ben-Shoshan, MD, Asaf Miller, MD, and others Journal: New England Journal of Medicine, August 2021
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Why not start by googling conspiracy chart ?
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What the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth... About 6 months is obviously catchy, it misrepresents how information and evidence are vetted in reality. Conspiracy theories rarely turn into verified truths; instead, they often thrive on misinformation and speculative thinking. Always prioritise evidence-based information from credible sources over unfounded theories.
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And Bridgen taking money from climate change denying capitalists and then denying climate change is both dishonest and corrupt.
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