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It depends a little on how you react to the vaccine, but just avoiding the flu once in a while is likely enough to be an overwhelming benefit.
by maxerickson 4y ago
It depends a little on how you react to the vaccine, but just avoiding the flu once in a while is likely enough to be an overwhelming benefit.
- CyberDildonics 4y agojust avoiding the flu once in a while is likely enough to be an overwhelming benefit No one is getting the flu on purpose, if people could avoid it they would. It depends a little on how you react to the vaccine Statistically it doesn't and this is about statistics, not 'what if' scenarios. What is this supposed to mean?
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- maxerickson 4y agoThere's people that claim they are impacted for days by vaccinations. I generally notice a little tiredness. I don't care to argue with them about whether they are actually impacted for days, but if they are it certainly changes the comparison vs being a little tired for part of a day. And clearly people don't care to avoid the flu, vaccination rates are pretty low!