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Try https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27817926 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27817926

• CogitoCogito 5y ago
  What point are you trying to make by linking that post? It's not even about the same subject. There may very well be not very much information supporting covid passes for restaurants, but what does that have to do with covid vaccinations? There is an enormous amount of information there. E.g. here is a point you made that doesn't even remotely apply here: > If you do an experiment that very few people in the world is able to replicate, because it is hard or due to lack of resources, then the rest of the world have to trust you. These vaccines have been taken by _millions_ of people. They have been given by many different independent organizations. So yeah this doesn't even apply at all. > The trust of people should be won, research by research, not authority by authority, and the non-requirement of mandates goes along automatically with that idea. Essentially all the research points towards the vaccines being much much better than the disease. It's your choice to stick your head in the sand if you so wish, but no one need respect your decision. You're not somehow wise simply due to your being contrarian.
  • forcry 5y ago
    You don't have to respect me. But you have to respect the fact that trust in "science" is fundamentally different from trust in "scientists".