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1/2 of American's don't seem to trust a vaccine, but they are going to trust a computer car to take them places? I doubt it.

Everyone I know has been let down my computers way more then scientists.

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It's not that some of us don't trust it, it's that it's statistically unwise. The probability of death for my age/weight/health group is almost negligible, however, the probability of adverse affects to the vaccine are non-negligible. Also, nobody knows the long-term affects of the vaccine. Plus, the natural antibodies are potentially life long, according to new research. Organic antibodies are better, so if you can get them or have them you're better off.

https://medicine.wustl.edu/news/good-news-mild-covid-19-indu...

https://www.openvaers.com

I know your just spouting garbage but let me take the time to refute this for anyone else.

Any side effects from the vaccine also apply statistically higher, for anyone who gets infected. Death is not the only adverse outcome from covid.

The antibodies may be long lasting, but they are more specific then the ones that get from the vaccine. You're protection is not comprehensive against mutation with the vaccines.

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