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Well, assuming that metric is a reliable indicator, that presumably just indicates the perception of the vaccine amongst the population is positive; it says lit
by mellosouls 6y ago
Well, assuming that metric is a reliable indicator, that presumably just indicates the perception of the vaccine amongst the population is positive; it says little about the actual success of it.
And what happens if the vaccine turns out to be a dud? How will that mobility then be positive, given the spread? And what about the damage to trust both in Russia and internationally for vaccine announcements after a failure there?
I've obviously no idea about whether or not the vaccine works.
The problem is - by international norms - neither do those deploying it, and yet they are.
- timwaagh 6y agothere have been no reports of people getting vaccinated on a large scale in russia (the article also implies this).