From Bill Gates' article, "What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine" - I will bold the parts I'm specifically intrigued about: The main points I'm trying to make are: Gates' words still apply today, as we still have a very new vaccine and we have no idea about the potential serious long-term side-effects. No matter how robust the studies and experiments are, you and nobody else could guarantee that I will get protection from COVID, let alone that within 10 years I will not friggin' go blind!The elderly have the most vulnerable immunity system, yet we're giving them extra doses of an untested vaccine if one dose isn't enough for their protection. Now remember that with every dose, there are potential less-or-more serious side effects. And let me remind you that they're the most vulnerable. The vaccine may only protect us for a short time. With that being said, multiple doses = higher chances of getting a less-or-more serious side effect. As COVID is a mutating virus, the vaccine may be needed every few weeks/months as new strains appear.Through the PREP Act, vaccine manufacturers and those who inject (can't find the proper word right now) it into the body of US citizens have protection from liability. Lately, on Romanian news, the debate of offering them protection from liability in our country as well has been a quite hot subject. So now, I have one legit question: why should I take the vaccine if:   1. It does NOT guarantee lifetime protection from COVID   2. It does NOT guarantee there will be no serious long-term side effects from it   3. It may actually NOT even be a successful vaccine at all...
From Bill Gates' article, "What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine" - I will bold the parts I'm specifically intrigued about: The main points I'm trying to make are: Gates' words still apply today, as we still have a very new vaccine and we have no idea about the potential serious long-term side-effects. No matter how robust the studies and experiments are, you and nobody else could guarantee that I will get protection from COVID, let alone that within 10 years I will not friggin' go blind!The elderly have the most vulnerable immunity system, yet we're giving them extra doses of an untested vaccine if one dose isn't enough for their protection. Now remember that with every dose, there are potential less-or-more serious side effects. And let me remind you that they're the most vulnerable. The vaccine may only protect us for a short time. With that being said, multiple doses = higher chances of getting a less-or-more serious side effect. As COVID is a mutating virus, the vaccine may be needed every few weeks/months as new strains appear.Through the PREP Act, vaccine manufacturers and those who inject (can't find the proper word right now) it into the body of US citizens have protection from liability. Lately, on Romanian news, the debate of offering them protection from liability in our country as well has been a quite hot subject. So now, I have one legit question: why should I take the vaccine if:   1. It does NOT guarantee lifetime protection from COVID   2. It does NOT guarantee there will be no serious long-term side effects from it   3. It may actually NOT even be a successful vaccine at all...

From Bill Gates' article, "What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine" - I will bold the parts I'm specifically intrigued about: The main points I'm trying to make are: Gates' words still apply today, as we still have a very new vaccine and we have no idea about the potential serious long-term side-effects. No matter how robust the studies and experiments are, you and nobody else could guarantee that I will get protection from COVID, let alone that within 10 years I will not friggin' go blind!The elderly have the most vulnerable immunity system, yet we're giving them extra doses of an untested vaccine if one dose isn't enough for their protection. Now remember that with every dose, there are potential less-or-more serious side effects. And let me remind you that they're the most vulnerable. The vaccine may only protect us for a short time. With that being said, multiple doses = higher chances of getting a less-or-more serious side effect. As COVID is a mutating virus, the vaccine may be needed every few weeks/months as new strains appear.Through the PREP Act, vaccine manufacturers and those who inject (can't find the proper word right now) it into the body of US citizens have protection from liability. Lately, on Romanian news, the debate of offering them protection from liability in our country as well has been a quite hot subject. So now, I have one legit question: why should I take the vaccine if:   1. It does NOT guarantee lifetime protection from COVID   2. It does NOT guarantee there will be no serious long-term side effects from it   3. It may actually NOT even be a successful vaccine at all...

From Bill Gates' article, "What you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccine" - I will bold the parts I'm specifically intrigued about: The main points I'm trying to make are: Gates' words still apply today, as we still have a very new vaccine and we have no idea about the potential serious long-term side-effects. No matter how robust the studies and experiments are, you and nobody else could guarantee that I will get protection from COVID, let alone that within 10 years I will not friggin' go blind!The elderly have the most vulnerable immunity system, yet we're giving them extra doses of an untested vaccine if one dose isn't enough for their protection. Now remember that with every dose, there are potential less-or-more serious side effects. And let me remind you that they're the most vulnerable. The vaccine may only protect us for a short time. With that being said, multiple doses = higher chances of getting a less-or-more serious side effect. As COVID is a mutating virus, the vaccine may be needed every few weeks/months as new strains appear.Through the PREP Act, vaccine manufacturers and those who inject (can't find the proper word right now) it into the body of US citizens have protection from liability. Lately, on Romanian news, the debate of offering them protection from liability in our country as well has been a quite hot subject. So now, I have one legit question: why should I take the vaccine if:   1. It does NOT guarantee lifetime protection from COVID   2. It does NOT guarantee there will be no serious long-term side effects from it   3. It may actually NOT even be a successful vaccine at all...