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> If there were problems, even rare ones, we would hear about it by now. Not if they were long-term effects that took 1-2 years+ to manifest.
by logicchains 6y ago
> If there were problems, even rare ones, we would hear about it by now.
Not if they were long-term effects that took 1-2 years+ to manifest.
- kolinko 6y agoLong-term effects follow a bell curve, so if they took 1-2 years to show up in average, with 200M vaccinated people, we would see initial cases already. Also, there have been no long term effects of a vaccine that didn’t begin in a first month-post vaccination, ever. There is no theory even on how would it be possible for them to manifest after more than a year if nothing happened before.