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> I'll take it but only later in the year when it is more widely available. Same. Just like first generation Apple hardware, even if looks as good as the M1, I
by 1996 6y ago
> I'll take it but only later in the year when it is more widely available.
Same. Just like first generation Apple hardware, even if looks as good as the M1, I'd rather have other people take the plunge before I do.
In about a year, I may. By then, we'll have 2 years worth of data from the test group - good enough!
If I perceive any serious risk, I won't. Being young and with no risk factors, I have little to gain - so the rational move for me is to leech off the group herd immunity effect.
So people, please, do the right thing and get vaccinated!! Protect your parents and your neighbors!!!
- mvanbaak 6y agoOk. So you will stay in quarantine in tour home that whole time you wait
- Smaug123 6y agoEveryone keeps saying this like it's a bad thing! I didn't leave the house for three months back in March, and it was great. The ability to work from home, a functioning Internet, and a pre-existing Brexit stockpile which came in handy unexpectedly early. I would happily be dropped to the bottom of the vaccine queue.
- mvanbaak 6y agoOh dont get me wrong, i am also ok with quarantine and all. And if others in a more risky position than me need the vaccin they get it before me. But i was talking about the ppl that dont trust the first batches. If it’s your turn to get the vaccin, take it or you stay in quarantine until you get it. That’s my take
- seamyb88 6y agoYou really get to see who isn't happy with their lives at home. Many for reasons I'm sympathetic to, but a comparable many who really need to reevaluate their shit.
- alfon 6y agoWhat if every young person with no risk factors (that might be those more likely to be out and about spreading the virus) thought like that?. It sounds kind of selfish to encourage others to be your guinea pigs “so they can protect their parents”