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> The only way I know to prove someone received a vaccine is for them to turn over their medical history. What if companies start refusing to hire someone becau
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
> The only way I know to prove someone received a vaccine is for them to turn over their medical history. What if companies start refusing to hire someone because they have a bad medical history (insurance costs anyone)?
When you're vaccinated, you receive a small official card with the vaccination details. In the United States, the vaccines are free.
This has nothing to do with your general medical history or medical records.
- rolobio 5y agoWell thanks for the downvote. But isn't that card part of your medical history? What if they need proof you are vaccinated against measles? After all, its a proven vaccine...
- BHSPitMonkey 5y ago> But isn't that card part of your medical history? It's the narrowest, most specific data point possible to establish that you won't put other innocent people in the building at risk of a new outbreak. > What if they do other things after this thing? What if dogs had antlers? What if sidewalks were made of cheese?
- rolobio 5y agoA dog is not related to antlers. But proof of vaccination is related to vaccination history.