What failed to make its way into the conversation is the separation between health and economics. The vac may or may not positively impact an individual. The vac may or may not negatively impact an individual. Alternative therapies, same scenario. What we do know for certain is the best scenario to be in is, get the virus, have little to no symptoms and your immune system does the rest. That’s the health side.
Economically, the vac is a disaster. It doesn’t do what they said it does from an economic perspective which is prevent the spread or prevent infection so on that front, looks like the globe was taken to the cleaners. Just ask Paul how well that vac is working socially and economically. Setting aside our differences of opinion on the health front,the vac so far is an utter failure at “getting back to normal”
Economically, the vac is a disaster. It doesn’t do what they said it does from an economic perspective which is prevent the spread or prevent infection so on that front, looks like the globe was taken to the cleaners. Just ask Paul how well that vac is working socially and economically. Setting aside our differences of opinion on the health front,the vac so far is an utter failure at “getting back to normal”