I could not disagree more. There are many very good reasons we do not just start injecting every newly-developed pharmaceutical into otherwise healthy people, which is what clinical trials are literally forhttps://twitter.com/matthewlesh/status/1343438642660868099 …
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It’s not so new anymore. It has been proven in a big way. If all that is being switched out is the specific protein being produced using the mRNA platform, it goes a long way towards consistent safety. As with all things, there is a risk benefit assessment to be done.
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Also, hindsight is 20/20. We know NOW that it is 90%+ effective, but in Feb we had ~50 candidates and no idea which one would pan out. Just start injecting them all and hope?
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I’m not arguing that at all.
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What if the next pandemic is as infectious as measles and as deadly as Ebola? What if millions are dying instead of thousands every month? Saying this is not the same as saying we should go back to the pre-1938 days.
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