If you throw enough money and energy into stuff, things will get done much faster.
Just like in the beginning of the pandemic with makeshift hospitals and ventilators. They suddenly were able to come up with tons of ventilators. Promising enough money to something kind of makes things happen much faster.
Just like the vaccine. It got expedited. Enough dedicated time and money makes things happen fast.
Got an analogy for you. THE BORDER WALL. Despite many millions? Billions? I really have no idea and Trump really wanted to get it done as his legacy. He was only able to get it partially done, and it's pretty unimpressive looking. Not close to what he touted.
If there was a real legit threat , an emergency, for the fun of it. Lets say it was zombies coming up from Mexico , they will be here in two months. The country would throw enough time and money to have the complete wall built in a month. However much money and manpower it would take, it would be done.
Just like in the beginning of the pandemic with makeshift hospitals and ventilators. They suddenly were able to come up with tons of ventilators. Promising enough money to something kind of makes things happen much faster.
Just like the vaccine. It got expedited. Enough dedicated time and money makes things happen fast.
Got an analogy for you. THE BORDER WALL. Despite many millions? Billions? I really have no idea and Trump really wanted to get it done as his legacy. He was only able to get it partially done, and it's pretty unimpressive looking. Not close to what he touted.
If there was a real legit threat , an emergency, for the fun of it. Lets say it was zombies coming up from Mexico , they will be here in two months. The country would throw enough time and money to have the complete wall built in a month. However much money and manpower it would take, it would be done.
You ask a question and you request people respond in a reasonable manner as you call people stupid for taking the vaccine
Did I miss something? Do your rules not apply to you?
You have the freedom to make your own decisions. My opinions have already been stated throughout this forum
"Are they safe? Which one is best? Your COVID-19 vaccine questions — answered
"...A Pew Research Center survey<svg class="icon icon--external-link-square-alt" aria-hidden="true" focusable="false"><use xlink:href="#external-link-square-alt"></use></svg> in late February found that 69% of Americans either have already been vaccinated or plan to be vaccinated. That’s up from the 60% who said they’d get vaccinated last November. Still, 30% of respondents said they would probably or definitely not get a vaccine. The top reasons given for foregoing it were concerns about how well the vaccines work, their side effects, and distrust in the quick development process.
https://www.aamc.org/news-insights/are-they-safe-which-one-best-your-covid-19-vaccine-questions-answered
I'll be getting a covid vaccine (shot #1) later this month.
"...A Pew Research Center survey<svg class="icon icon--external-link-square-alt" aria-hidden="true" focusable="false"><use xlink:href="#external-link-square-alt"></use></svg> in late February found that 69% of Americans either have already been vaccinated or plan to be vaccinated. That’s up from the 60% who said they’d get vaccinated last November. Still, 30% of respondents said they would probably or definitely not get a vaccine. The top reasons given for foregoing it were concerns about how well the vaccines work, their side effects, and distrust in the quick development process.
https://www.aamc.org/news-insights/are-they-safe-which-one-best-your-covid-19-vaccine-questions-answered
I'll be getting a covid vaccine (shot #1) later this month.
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"We're still learning how vaccines will affect the spread of COVID-19. After you've been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, you should keep taking precautions-like wearing a mask, staying 6 feet apart from others, and avoiding crowds "
February 2020 Fauci said not to wear a mask, no need, and shrugged his shoulders and said "it might stop some droplets". Then he smirked of course like he is the only intelligent person on Earth.
That is code for saying that the virus itself is so small it will easily still go 9-12 feet through the bacteria mask, but not saying it directly.
