>Vaccine skepticism (and the broader medical skepticism) is a weird one though. We, as people, are much more sensitive to loss because of action over loss beca

>Vaccine skepticism (and the broader medical skepticism) is a weird one though. We, as people, are much more sensitive to loss because of action over loss because of inaction. Doing nothing at the risk of getting sick sometime later doesn’t feel as risky as choosing to go take a product with risks, even though the risks are a million times lower than if you get sick. Taking a vaccine feels like you are doing something risky. It is distantly related to the trolley problem.