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I guess it depends on the danger of the virus. If the virus is as congagious as covid for example, but it kills 40% of people even among the young, there would
by est31 6y ago
I guess it depends on the danger of the virus. If the virus is as congagious as covid for example, but it kills 40% of people even among the young, there would be far less concerns about giving experimental vaccines to healthy people. I hope the vaccine production lines we are building now will stay well oiled until the inevitable hit of the next pandemic.
- ghaff 6y agoSure. Given a very different set of facts, a rational government administration should have/would have pushed through highly risky treatments as not being worse than the alternatives. Would be an awful situation if millions were killed or had permanent side-effects but couldn't be worse than the alternatives.