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Even if it's made mandatory, which may not happen, manufacturing and distributing enough vaccines for everyone to get one will take years. Ideally we want to ge
by SaltyLemonZest 6y ago
Even if it's made mandatory, which may not happen, manufacturing and distributing enough vaccines for everyone to get one will take years. Ideally we want to get everything back to normal once we have enough vaccines stocked up to strategically deploy in hot spots, but if the vaccine doesn't severely reduce the disease's spread that strategy won't be effective.
- rimliu 6y agoa) It would take months not years. b) you don't need to have _everybody_ vaccinated.
- Stupulous 6y agoIf vaccinated persons still transmit the virus, I would think herd immunity is irrelevant. Am I incorrect there?
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoI suppose technically, if you were actually just as contageous as a sick person for as long. Hard to believe that would be the case though.
- aeyes 6y agoHow can you transmit a virus which is not able to use your body to replicate itself?