If the institutions of higher learning have no understanding of the approach to science, how can they be a good influence to the future leaders?
Whilst the politics around COVID-19 vaccine mandates is clear, it is disappointing that more of the student body remained so silent. The public seems to have refused to challenge any part of the mistakes.
Where are the parents? Why would there not be a greater proportion that voted with their feet?
The issue with autoimmunity is that it takes time to present. Without monitoring, there is no chance that unusual patterns will be stumbled upon.
The reality of what happens next to future generations is extremely sad.
In fact, the science was always known. This is why the public went along with lockdowns and were happy to ensure vaccines were given to the high risk population cohort first. They knew who was at risk.
In time, the narrative wiped their collective memory.
Of the 0.9% who died without comorbidities, this would have been spread across all age groups. Part of the concern could have been to reduce the burden on hospital services. However the impact from the 18 - 39 age group with no comorbidities was so small, it could not justify vaccinating them all to reduce risk of severe disease.
Time to get back to science.
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