re: #13 Eclectic Cyborg

Just spitballing here, but perhaps young people, with comorbidities and other serious medical issues are more likely to want to get vaccinated than those who are healthy and therefore more likely to encounter some complications as a result of getting the shot?

There may also be some specific causative factor more prevalent in young people (higher levels of a certain hormone for example) that would be leading to higher incidence rates.

Definitely worth a closer look IMO.

Every now and then we’d hear of some apparently healthy, ordinary high school football player dropping dead from a previously undiagnosed, unrecognized congenital heart defect. Maybe that’s more common than we realized, and it’s only the football players who stress themselves enough to trigger it.

(also… aren’t there a slew of mild, livable congenital abnormalities that people grow out of by their 20’s? Kind of like the way a soft spot on a baby’s head closes itself up?)