Subj : Re: good things come to those who wait?
To   : Adept
From : Arelor
Date : Mon Sep 12 2022 18:33:12

  Re: Re: good things come to those who wait?
  By: Adept to claw on Mon Sep 12 2022 09:57 pm

 > But, yeah, things like the flu vaccines are oftentimes terrible on efficacy
 > -- way worse than something like polio. Which still has recorded instances o
 > breakthrough cases.
 > 

Yes, but it kind of sucks when social advertisement promotes something as The
Best Invention Ever in the early stages (to the point of making it mandatory in
a number of instances), and then you compare it to something like the vaccine
to Equine Herpes Virus and realize The Best Invention ever is lightyears behind
what the advertisement made it to be in comparison.

The big drama comes when people equips themselves with The Best Invention Ever
and walk into the battlefield believing they are invulnerable, just as how the
advertisements made it to be at the begining.

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