An analysis of a survey of the German public, published in BMJ Open on 18 August 2022, has found that people who accepted a COVID injection are more likely to hold beliefs about COVID-19, and the injection itself, that accord with the dominant narrative but are factually wrong, and are less likely to read original scientific publications than those with no intention to get jabbed.

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New study confirms the bleeding obvious: most COVID-jabbed people don’t read science (substack.com)