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Your logic here is flawed. Even if you've already had covid, the vaccine will give you more protection. That's good. We can't do the reverse (give deliberate na
by Zanni 5y ago
Your logic here is flawed. Even if you've already had covid, the vaccine will give you more protection. That's good. We can't do the reverse (give deliberate natural immunity to those who are already infected), but that's no reason to say that natural immunity is "good enough." That goes for the individual as well as society. Would you decline airbags because seatbelts as effective?
- hnfong 5y agoI think you're hitting a strawman here. Are any number of vaccine shots "good enough"? Or, should we be getting one every month to get as much protection as possible? There's a line to be drawn somewhere, and I think what's argued here is that natural immunity should count for something, instead of being lumped into the same group as those "unvaccinated and no prior infection".
- timr 5y ago> Even if you've already had covid, the vaccine will give you more protection. And more risk. Which is greater?