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Yes from what I have seen its an education problem. The people I know who are reluctant have no clear idea how vaccines work or a good grasp of statistics. They
by SigmundA 6y ago
Yes from what I have seen its an education problem. The people I know who are reluctant have no clear idea how vaccines work or a good grasp of statistics. They generally seem to be ok with taking the risk of getting the virus but perceive a higher risk with taking a new vaccine even though the evidence is to the contrary.
Most of these people are on the anti-vax, all natural, anti-gmo, wifi and microwaves cause cancer spectrum and it all comes from a lack of understanding the science and technology of modern life.
- nlft 6y agoI'd say that the resentment comes from having been screwed over in the past, like with Thalidomide. I'm not saying that the vaccines are unsafe, but the whole Corona Industry is suspect. Loads of ffp masks without actual certifications, ffp masks that are contaminated and have to be recalled, etc.
- asdff 6y agoHow many people are citing thalidomide vs. just reposting conspiracy theories like "china virus," though? These people's opinions don't come from caution after a careful analysis of literature or past events. It comes from reading clickbait online that plays into their psychology.
- nitrogen 6y agoMost of these people are on the anti-vax, all natural, anti-gmo, wifi and microwaves cause cancer spectrum Lumping all of the opposition into a single category and assuming they are all the same is both dehumanizing and counterproductive.