RE:RE:A continuing need for new vaccinesAnother poorly post from Yajne.
Nothing to do with Kool-Aid.
1) We're lucky to have had access to this new technology (MRNA), when this virus came in, as it had never been tested before. For example, Moderna had been trying for 12y without success. Some should also inquire about the initial collaboration between BioNTech and Pfizer in 2018.
2) We're lucky to have had such high level of efficacy. Despite all this, we had our libertarians that went into all sorts of silly plot theories and refused to get protected and help limit the spread. This 10% of cons are now clogging 50% of ICU beds, which puts a burden on the healthcare systems and is preventing some oncology patients to have their surgeries!!!
3) We still don't anything about TLT's vaccine; for which subset of the population, the efficacy rate, the cost, the infrastructure require to bring it to the mass, etc ...