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Nature has a never-ending supply of dangerous bugs to vaccinate against. One of the big benefits of the mRNA technology behind the covid 19 vaccine was the abi
by mywittyname 5y ago
Nature has a never-ending supply of dangerous bugs to vaccinate against.
One of the big benefits of the mRNA technology behind the covid 19 vaccine was the ability to rapidly develop, produce, and deploy it.
Plus, people will lose confidence if the damn thing doesn't work. The optimal business strategy here is to demonstrate how effective this technology is, so that they continue to get contracts/grants to develop future vaccines.
- johnisgood 5y agoWhat do people care? Look at how many people have already gotten the vaccine before they knew about their effectiveness or anything really. Many people got it just so they will not be trashtalked (to be part of the group, peer pressure, yadda yadda), to be able to visit cinemas, to be able to keep their job, and in some places because it was mandatory. Hear this rather funny story: someone wanted to visit their family member who was staying at the psychiatric hospital. They could only do that once vaccinated. What happened? The woman walked 100 meters, got the vaccine, and immediately went to visit the family member. Yes, no waiting required, which is the funny bit. The vaccine obviously was not mandated for what you and I would think it was, otherwise they would have given a crap about the time after vaccination.