> higher priority places would be getting their previous orders filled before us Hmm yeah that's a problem with the vaccine manufacturer. Ideally in such a sce

> higher priority places would be getting their previous orders filled before us Hmm yeah that's a problem with the vaccine manufacturer. Ideally in such a scenario, the second doses get served first, after which the higher priority first doses get served. > How do antibiotics help for covid? Urgh my fault sorry, I meant antibodies not antibiotics. I tried to use them as example for something that has limited availability but allows to shorten disease durations. > How do daily tests help avert a shutdown when you can spread the disease while testing negative? Of course a shutdown is most effective and if done on a population scale it's bad for the pandemic. But daily tests do help to curb the spread.