Thread by @GidMK

Turns out that cherry-picking news stories that agree with your preconceptions is less evidence than it is a basic logical error, but you keep on trying Alex

https://twitter.com/AlexBerenson/status/1342602930285899777

If we actually wanted to know whether healthcare workers were refusing vaccines at a high rate, we'd need to know a number of things:

1. Vaccine doses available
2. Doses intended to be given to HCW
3. Doses refused by job

We'd ideally want to know why the vaccines were refused, as well. Did HCWs worry about side-effects or did their employers not give them adequate time to get the vaccine?

There are news stories about literally any topic. HCWs refusing vaccines makes for a good story

Finding a few headlines that agree with a point isn't enough

If you actually think through the claim, it's trivially obvious that a few headlines makes no difference whatsoever