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What mRNA is good for, and what it maybe isn’t

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Re: What mRNA is good for, and what it maybe isn’t

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The same way nine thousand women can make a thousand babies in one month, right?

There's a point to be made that we are pushing the vaccine into millions of arms without knowing the long-term effects of them. Having studied them for over a year, all of the data points to the vaccines being safe for 99.999% of people who take them. It would be great to have some kind of time compression machine and be able to see the long-term effects -- say 10 years out -- but at some point the evidence of safety…

> that we decide pandemic risk >> vaccine risk.

"We"? I don't remember deciding that. Who gets to decide that for me?

Re: What mRNA is good for, and what it maybe isn’t

#152

Earlier quoted context omitted.

There's a point to be made that we are pushing the vaccine into millions of arms without knowing the long-term effects of them. Having studied them for over a year, all of the data points to the vaccines being safe for 99.999% of people who take them. It would be great to have some kind of time compression machine and be able to see the long-term effects -- say 10 years out -- but at some point the evidence of safety…

> that we decide pandemic risk >> vaccine risk. "We"? I don't remember deciding that. Who gets to decide that for me?

Nobody is forcing you to get vaccinated.
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