Vaccinations are not for everybody, just for most people. Those of us for whom inflammation can kill, are at high risk, and must wait for herd immunity.
@Oster1 Uh...inoculation isn't gene therapy, you do know that, right? Vaccination has existed since centuries before we even theorized the possibly of gene manipulation.
I would never reply in weird non sequitur but a vaccine has never been found for the common cold. Even the influenza vaccine is not and has not shown efficacy.@BlueMetalChick]
No, I have no fear and I really do appreciate your comedic reply. I really do. I just have a valid interest in not taking this vaccine. You and I are cool, on this subject and I have much respect for you and your opinions.@Doomflower
@Oster1 I don't actually feel anxious about it. Some people won't take it. I don't blame them. It is kind of experimental and it is certainly not a traditional vaccine.
The reason I referenced simian flu was because it had roots in gene therapy.
Me I would like to get all the vaccines there are against COVID19. I want to see what happens. Do I get Xmen powers? Do I die of my brain bleeding? Either way I don't have to keep going to work.
@Oster1 Ok you do realize that the very name "mRNA" is proof that it's not gene therapy, right? Genes operate using DNA. I don't know if you noticed but DNA is not RNA.
Again I ask you, what does the lack of a common cold vaccine have to do with gene therapy?
