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Oh yes. This is a good lesson in complexity for the whole society. Instead of a binary works/doesn't work people have learned that there are different kinds of
by hdjjhhvvhga 5y ago
Oh yes. This is a good lesson in complexity for the whole society. Instead of a binary works/doesn't work people have learned that there are different kinds of vaccines, that not all vaccines prevent the spread of a disease, that some vaccines need more than one shot to increase efficiency, that vaccinated people can still die from the disease they were vaccinated against, that some vaccines need to be taken seasonally to be effective and so on.
(This is from someone who is taking a vaccine orally everyday (that doesn't "block transmission and infection" as it is allergy-related.)
- peteradio 5y agoA vaccine taken daily is so far from the typical associations that it is similar to the insistence by biologists to call a tomato a fruit. How something functions for the practicing human is different from how something functions in that human, the person is more likely to associate how it functions "for" them.