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None of which has got anything at all to do with vaccine passports.
by sgjohnson 5y ago
None of which has got anything at all to do with vaccine passports.
- walrus01 5y agothe logical conclusion would be that effective existence, enforcement and peoples' cooperation with vaccine passports will prevent unvaccinated persons from gathering in groups indoors and further spreading covid19, so the relevance is quite clear.
- veeti 5y agoThe actual conclusion from European countries such as the Netherlands, Finland, etc. is that vaccine passports are not sufficient to cull the spread or reduce load on the healthcare system. Back to lockdowns it is.
- smsm42 5y agoPutting everybody in solitary confinement would also prevent persons from gathering in groups and further spreading covid19. Obviously, nobody (so far) is advocating this. So you can appreciate the difference between measuring a policy only on single metric of efficiency, and comprehensively weighting overall costs and benefits. Not every efficient policy is legal, moral or acceptable.