Yup.
I'm afraid that the "believe the experts" people are going to be super strident about telling people that being vaccinated doesn't change anything (which is wrong), and as a result the "don't believe the experts" people are going to think the vaccines are worthless.
I'm afraid that the "believe the experts" people are going to be super strident about telling people that being vaccinated doesn't change anything (which is wrong), and as a result the "don't believe the experts" people are going to think the vaccines are worthless.
https://twitter.com/DKThomp/status/1363844869966413826
The other day I had someone scold me for saying "vaccines work", saying actually it's VACCINATION that works.
That's nuts of course. VACCINES WORK.
That's nuts of course. VACCINES WORK.
Of course these are the same people who were yelling at us not to wear cloth masks in April 2020, because there was "no evidence that masks work" (wrong!), and wearing a cloth mask might motivate some stranger to use an N95 that could have gone to a hospital.
Remember that?
Remember that?
In the same bucket are the people who go around very confidently telling everyone that vaccines don't prevent transmission, and the people who go around telling everyone that 1 vaccine shot doesn't actually count as a vaccination.
Believing experts is good.
Believing your own garbled interpretation of the experts is...well, probably unavoidable.
But going around yelling at your neighbors to believe your garbled interpretation of the experts is...well...just leave expert communication to the experts, OK?
Believing your own garbled interpretation of the experts is...well, probably unavoidable.
But going around yelling at your neighbors to believe your garbled interpretation of the experts is...well...just leave expert communication to the experts, OK?
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