ChristianKl comments on What are sane reasons that Covid data is treated as reliable?

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From an article about how VAERS works:

Medical experts at the Department of Health and Human Services are well aware of VAERS’ limitations. Rather than taking each individual report at face value, regulators remove clearly fraudulent reports. Demonstrating this, anesthesiologist and autism advocate James Laidler once used the system to report that a vaccine turned him into the “Incredible Hulk,” which was only removed after he agreed to have the data deleted.

It seems unlikely to me that VAERS would not take the reports.

I think it’s more likely that they went to some doctor who works with 3 minutes per patient and the doctor didn’t want to take the time to fill the report.

Alternatively, maybe they tried to enter the data as nonmedical people and got told “You have to go to a doctor to have them file the data”?