> Suppose a variant pops up that's deadly to children, but the current vaccines protect against it. How would governments explain...
All sorts of mad things could happen. But this fantasy scenario is really quite unlikely.
All sorts of mad things could happen. But this fantasy scenario is really quite unlikely.
Based on what exactly. The delta variant was unlikely. The COVID-19 was unlikely. I think I'll back governments taking precautions against the possible rather than somebody thinking it's a fantasy(def: the faculty or activity of imagining impossible or improbable things) scenario, ignoring the last 18 months of world life.