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Weren't the RNA vaccines developed in a matter of days? It's the testing that takes awhile and there's no way to speed that up since the goal is to validate ef
by aeternum 6y ago
Weren't the RNA vaccines developed in a matter of days? It's the testing that takes awhile and there's no way to speed that up since the goal is to validate effectiveness and side effects over time.
With banning fossil fuels, how are you so sure it would be a net gain? I think you underestimate how dependent much of the world is on fossil fuels. Are you willing to let populations starve or freeze to death to solve global warming?
- londons_explore 6y ago> It's the testing that takes awhile and there's no way to speed that up How many test subjects were immunised at 3am? If the testing was on the critical path, there would be no good reason to wait till 9am the next day to start testing. Yet as far as I'm aware, no testing was done at 3am immediately after lab certification at 2:57am... This is one example of many where the vaccine development effort fell far short of the effort society should have put into it.
- aeternum 6y agoSure, but is 6 hours all that significant when the trial needs to be multiple months in duration? IMO we should instead focus on options like a rapidly expanding trial.
- londons_explore 6y agoHundreds of people die every hour from this. Is it worth having a few people have to get up at an inconvenient time to save a thousand lives?
- netsharc 6y ago"Obviously" it would not be a total ban, even with strict lockdowns, essential workers (like supermarket workers, food truckers) were still allowed to work.