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> I don't recall any of my friends or family needing persuasion at all. They believed in the science and were willing to adapt as we learned new things about CO
by ivraatiems 4y ago
> I don't recall any of my friends or family needing persuasion at all. They believed in the science and were willing to adapt as we learned new things about COVID (e.g. around masking and social distancing).
And now that science shows the vaccines have risks that weren't clear before, will this change how they feel about them, or are they going to stick to their preconceived ideas? Did they believe the science because they understood it, or because they chose to trust people who were ideologically aligned with them?
- ohiovr 4y agoIts useless at this point. You can't unvaccinate someone and there is no antidote. So I don't go around saying I told you so. I am really sorry this all happened. The best thing would be to dismantle gain of function and figure out the intention of a company that called themselves ecohealth aliance. The answer is in the name.
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