On vaccinations. There are reasons that phd's don't trust vaccinations as they are on the front lines of research. My own experience is that research studies oft don't get published that show contrary results from what was desired.
Flu shots don't work well due to mutations. In the end, there are well published studies that in the end flu shots result in a more severe case due to limiting natural immunity.
Natural immunity gives people about a 17 year more or less window without flue shots. Get the flu and you typically get about 17 years.
Due to mutations, what you are really vaccinated for is less mucus lung issues. Vax's don't really prevent COVID but lesson lung symptoms.
It has been shown that those who have had it have FAR better immunity for variants than those vaxed.
There are real concerns the current vax program could create a situation where people who don't have natural immunity eventually get the whopper variant from which there is little protection like what happens from the regular flu.
Herd immunity heavily relies on natural immunity results or something close to it. Vax immunity doesn't come that close to natural immunity.
Those at risk likely should get the vax. The healthy is another story.
The lower educated don't trust vax's. Why? Blacks don't for a variety of reason including the radiation studies on blacks in St. Louis not that long ago.
Also this:
https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/history/40-years-human-experimentation-america-tuskegee-study
Why some athletes don't want the vax:
Vaccine advisers to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say there has been a higher-than-expected number of cases of a heart ailment among young people, most often males, who've recently received their second doses of the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines. The CDC says the...
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