> and extremely mild to non-existent symptoms For some, but hardly guaranteed. Still a lot of hospitalizations happening and the extreme treatments have to be

> and extremely mild to non-existent symptoms For some, but hardly guaranteed. Still a lot of hospitalizations happening and the extreme treatments have to be rationed because we’re running out so fast. The thing is: You don’t get to choose or predict if you’ll get the mild case or the severe case. You can’t ignore the serious cases and make your decisions on the assumption that you’ll be in the “no long term effects” group. The vaccine is a much more predictable and tested response. I’d much rather have the vaccine.