That depends on the definition of 'actually works' and vaccine. Both which need redefining in the new scheme. Personally I'll grant that wearing gloves helps p

That depends on the definition of 'actually works' and vaccine. Both which need redefining in the new scheme. Personally I'll grant that wearing gloves helps prevent frostbite. But I wouldn't make people in Hawaii wear them. I think you have to look at the groups most at risk and it turns out its really old people with multiple morbidity either already in hospital near death or coming in from nursing homes. I just don't see how showing some statical benefit to that group translates to general healthy much younger population. And even than, I think you could show a statistical benefit to giving two doses of a laxative in fighting covid in 80+ year olds, if all you counted was the health outcomes in the stronger surviving subpopulation that survived the laxative two weeks later. I've taken enough statistics at university to know I can safely ignore anything that isn't a double blind study. So lets just say it's debatable.