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Doesn't make sense. We already had non-herd immunity producing vaccines for flu. That covid vaccines produce the same outcome isn't a particularly special case.
by epakai 4y ago
Doesn't make sense. We already had non-herd immunity producing vaccines for flu. That covid vaccines produce the same outcome isn't a particularly special case. It's not even that complex to understand the WHY they don't produce herd immunity.
I can understand being frustrated because herd immunity was touted as a possible benefit of mass covid vaccination, but that has nothing to do with whether it exists in general.
- Izkata 4y agoThe flu is a couple dozen different strains of influenza. The yearly shot is only for around 2-4 of those viruses that are expected to be most prevalent. "Bad flu years" are when they got it wrong.