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When considering whether to get vaccinated, you basically have to ask yourself two questions. 1. what are the side effects of the vaccine? 2. what are the side
by sdoering 5y ago
When considering whether to get vaccinated, you basically have to ask yourself two questions.
1. what are the side effects of the vaccine?
2. what are the side effects of infection with the virus?
In addition, there is the question of what is the probability of the corresponding side effects of vaccination and infection.
All study data that I know of say that serious side effects are 5 - 8 times more likely to occur with an infection with the virus.
In addition, one would have to ask how likely it is that one will be infected with the virus. Here, one can only base ones thinking on mathematical models. At present, it does not look as if we will be able to achieve herd immunity worldwide. That would mean that sooner or later everyone who is not vaccinated would be infected with the virus.
This from the peer reviewed studies I have searched and read via pubmed in the last few months.
- bamboozled 5y agoThanks, I came to similar conclusions.