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I'll be at home in bed, infecting nobody. And yes, I do wear a mask in public. I doubt their efficacy, but's not such an imposition that I will give it the bene
by throwaway201103 6y ago
I'll be at home in bed, infecting nobody. And yes, I do wear a mask in public. I doubt their efficacy, but's not such an imposition that I will give it the benefit of the doubt. Injecting something of unproven safety into my body is an entirely different matter.
- jtaillon 6y agoMaybe, if you're unlucky. In all likelihood, you'll be asymptomatic and spreading it to a bunch of other people without realizing it (which is most of the reason we're in this mess). Then those people do the same, get sick, and/or die.
- scythe 6y ago>I'll be at home in bed, infecting nobody. If that were possible, the flu would be eradicated already. You only develop symptoms for most transmissible respiratory infections after you've already been contagious for a day or so.
- cycrutchfield 6y ago>Injecting something of unproven safety into my body is an entirely different matter. Well I've got great news for you then! These vaccines will have completed trials for both safety and efficacy by the time they are approved.
- tunesmith 6y agoYou'd have probably infected people, including high-risk people, before you experienced symptoms. If you're vaccinated, you ~won't be infecting people.