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No amount of open-mindedness will change that the paper is just not about vaccines but sequelae of a Covid infection.

"Sequelae" of a certain virus and "sequelae" of a vaccine related to that same virus being discussed in the paper seem pretty tightly related to me.

Why would they be tightly related? Because they both have COVID in the name? What else makes them tightly related?

They both contribute to partial immunity of the virus in question and thus it would seem very useful to compare side effects of the two.

Seems reasonable to me:

https://www.science.org/content/article/rare-cases-coronavir...

The comment misrepresents the content of the article in a way that's trivial to see if you simply read a few paragraphs of it (it's about the effects of infection, not vaccines). The flagging is merited.

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