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Originally Posted by Waggs098
I will be the first to say I won't get the vaccine. I have never got a flu shot in my life. As far as cv vaccine don't know long term effects. From what I understand the vaccine was created in a different way than other vaccines. If I remember correctly they used RNA from the virus instead of DNA to create the vaccine, that's why it was able to be quickly produced. But hey I'm not a scientist or doctor soooo.....
And also I could die in a month from covid, dunno.
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If you're at all interested in the ins and outs of how this vaccine was able to be developed I recommend...the story of biochemist Jennifer Doudna
The Code Breaker by Walter Isaacson (the author of the Jobs biography and many others). It's actually about the development of the Crispr/CAS9 gene editing technology that is a tool for the splicing of genetic matierial that allows for the development of mRNA vaccines like the Pfizer-BionTech and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines, (without fucking microchips). This is miraculous work done by Doudna and her team, that allows for us to be vaccinated against the Covid without having dead, or almost dead virus injected into us. Although viruses are not actually living things so they cannot be dead or almost dead things either. The technology involved is remarkable and no matter what our alt-right idiot countrymen have to say...is probably the safest of anti-viral vaccines yet developed.
But here's the deal. The more people who are infected with Covid-19, the more variants we will have to deal with down the line. The fewer people infected, the fewer variants. That alone is reason for everybody to be innoculated. Another reason, the fewer people walking around with the virus, the fewer other people will be infected, including grandma and grandpa who have a considerably more diffcult time fighting it off.
Just do it.