Thanks for outing yourself as an anti-vaxxer. That position, scientifically, is akin to being a flat-earther, chemtrail believer or a 911 conspiracy theorist. Incalculably dumb.That anyone is still pushing the jab.
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Thanks for outing yourself as an anti-vaxxer. That position, scientifically, is akin to being a flat-earther, chemtrail believer or a 911 conspiracy theorist. Incalculably dumb.That anyone is still pushing the jab.
But why is that sad?That anyone is still pushing the jab.
We may reach 100% vaccination but the rest of the world isn't even gonna come close. If the mega variant comes that renders vaccines largely useless it's going to form in either South America, India, China, or Africa where vaccination is marginal at best (or they receive inferior vaccines).But why is that sad?
Assuming you mean advocating for vaccination, that should be what everybody wants. The best way to stamp out COVID and eliminate the possibility of a vaccine-resistant (and more deadly) variant evolving while also avoiding more cases of serious illness or death is to increase the percentage of immune people to as close to 100% as we can. That's what the vaccines do.
So I'm happy to see anybody join in that effort. Not sad.
That's something the world should work harder to address since it benefits us all. I cannot disagree, though, that it most likely won't be addressed as well as it should.We may reach 100% vaccination but the rest of the world isn't even gonna come close. If the mega variant comes that renders vaccines largely useless it's going to form in either South America, India, China, or Africa where vaccination is marginal at best (or they receive inferior vaccines).