Any good, equitable takes on right to reject advice of medical establishment irt vaccine but also rely on medical establishment for treatment when sick?
I get that folks have right to not vaccinate. Totally. I want to understand why this isn't opting in & out of system at will
I get that folks have right to not vaccinate. Totally. I want to understand why this isn't opting in & out of system at will
So looking for pieces/arguments that address this Q w/ fairness & clarity:
How can we reconcile the right to make decisions contrary to field experts but also access their expertise for help when we need it?
How can we reconcile the right to make decisions contrary to field experts but also access their expertise for help when we need it?
It's larger than medical field but current debate provides example. It also touches on expectations of care providers to always provide care.
Additional thought: Finding roots of breakdown in trust seems important to degining Q, too Why do we trust some times & some people & not others? What are the parameters of reasonable trust/distrust?
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