Another example of "extensive unassailable and striking evidence": A death rate comparison between Romania, Bulgaria (low vax rate: 30.5% & 20%) and other EU countries (high vax rate >65%) [1].
The evidence looks "striking", but when you start to cherry pick other EU countries, the evidence becomes ambiguous [2]. Germany's vax rate is 66.2%. Poland's 52.3%. Slovakia's 42%. Yet, they all share a similar death rate.
Does that mean that there's no difference between 42% and 66.2%? Or does it mean that it's pointless to compare death rates between countries with different demographics, health care, etc..?
[1] https://twitter.com/BallouxFrancois/status/14524639992164597...