- Breaking news: The United States faces millions of measles cases over the next 25 years if vaccination rates for the disease drop 10 percent, according to new research published Thursday.
- It's logical if large segments of the population assume that vitamin A is sufficient. This is one of the major problems with Kennedy's "back to nature" conspiracy theorem. Ultimately, it means smallpox.
- The problem with vaccine hesitancy isn't that it's sentimental. Rather, it fits into a narrative that emphasizes and overemphasizes naturalness as an ideal to strive for. We reject nanoparticles and plastic packaging, but we'd be happy to have an artificial hip and a stent if we needed them.Apr 24, 2025 15:45
- It's always easy to be against things when you don't need them. I don't need to be vaccinated against measles if everyone else is. But it becomes a problem when everyone else thinks the same. Its neoliberalism at its finest; everyone about themselves. As a society, this is the ultimate fuck up.
