I would usually be with you. I feel this is an exception. For obvious reasons (it's urgent, it's important, it's more important than any of the usual medical in

I would usually be with you. I feel this is an exception. For obvious reasons (it's urgent, it's important, it's more important than any of the usual medical interventions). But also for other reasons. Here's the thing: Once a covid vaccine becomes available I expect pretty much every expert on the topic to look at the data, to think about the safety and many of them will comment on it. If there are concerns about the safety of this vaccine then someone will tell us. What I want to express is this: We will know plenty of things about how risky a vaccine will be. We will have to make decisions. Both as a society and as individuals. Those decisions won't be easy. But I'm not really concerned that we won't hear about the downsides of a potential vaccine.