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I have to admit that it sort of broke my heart to hear that a university teacher and biology scientist would not get vaccinated. I'm still trying to cope and u

by jokoon 5y ago

I have to admit that it sort of broke my heart to hear that a university teacher and biology scientist would not get vaccinated. I'm still trying to cope and understand how someone with this kind of job and discipline would think like that.

mdp2021 5y ago
> I'm still trying to cope and understand how someone with this kind of job and discipline would think like that Are you trying to understand their reasons, or are you digesting the idea that possibly smart and educated people do not share your own conclusions? By the way: maybe those people you mention are refusing the available vaccines at the present time, for their own reasons.
- jokoon 5y ago
  They did not share any conclusion. > refusing the available vaccines at the present time, for their own reasons So what would they really know about that vaccine if they're not specialized in virology? Does it imply that vaccine was rushed?
  - mdp2021 5y ago
    > imply I am fully stating that nobody today can be certified as having the definitive-in-effect, infallible judgement machine. So, when somebody has different ideas, do not dismiss them beyond your own very possibly partial framework. You disagree, stage A, but it is a long process before being able to rightfully state something as wrong, stage Z. > what would they really know if they're not specialized Also non mechanical engineers have to drive cars, also non economists have to invest, also non nutritionists have to eat: we judge with what we have. And, also given the first point, no engineer / economist / nutritionist has perfect judgement in engineering, economy, nutrition. One does their own homework to take their decisions, daily, constantly. > Does it imply It implies a number of factors that the individual will present according to objective tentative partial data and subjective importance. > They did not share any conclusion (Sorry, I did not quite understand what you mean with this statement, though I presumed I understood the rest.)

by jokoon 5y ago

mdp2021 5y ago

> I'm still trying to cope and understand how someone with this kind of job and discipline would think like that Are you trying to understand their reasons, or are you digesting the idea that possibly smart and educated people do not share your own conclusions? By the way: maybe those people you mention are refusing the available vaccines at the present time, for their own reasons.

jokoon 5y ago
They did not share any conclusion. > refusing the available vaccines at the present time, for their own reasons So what would they really know about that vaccine if they're not specialized in virology? Does it imply that vaccine was rushed?
- mdp2021 5y ago
  > imply I am fully stating that nobody today can be certified as having the definitive-in-effect, infallible judgement machine. So, when somebody has different ideas, do not dismiss them beyond your own very possibly partial framework. You disagree, stage A, but it is a long process before being able to rightfully state something as wrong, stage Z. > what would they really know if they're not specialized Also non mechanical engineers have to drive cars, also non economists have to invest, also non nutritionists have to eat: we judge with what we have. And, also given the first point, no engineer / economist / nutritionist has perfect judgement in engineering, economy, nutrition. One does their own homework to take their decisions, daily, constantly. > Does it imply It implies a number of factors that the individual will present according to objective tentative partial data and subjective importance. > They did not share any conclusion (Sorry, I did not quite understand what you mean with this statement, though I presumed I understood the rest.)