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What? I can’t make sense of what you’re even trying to say: 1. That the mechanism of harm is different tells us nothing about the relative risks. I don’t OD o
by AnHonestComment 6y ago
What?
I can’t make sense of what you’re even trying to say:
1. That the mechanism of harm is different tells us nothing about the relative risks. I don’t OD on cars, but cars are riskier than Asprin.
2. You can have long term negative impacts from, eg, vaccine carriers. (Which is why we stopped using some....)
3. Overdosing a live virus vaccine happens all the time, the result being you get the illness. A flu shot can kill you by giving you a deadly flu.
- jimktrains2 6y agoRisk is proportional to usage. My point was that using aspirin (or driving, since you brought it up) is more common and more easily to use incorrectly than a vaccine.