I'm not sure where the author gets these facts from. The data from the CDC clearly show that masks, social distancing and lockdowns save lives. It is also common sense - you can't spread the disease if you are stuck at home. What nonsense.
Perhaps. Though I'm not sure you can put a price on the lives of many people who might literally have ended up starving or homeless without this extra cash.
But won't it help to stimulate the economy at the same time? Not to mention, if people and companies can no longer support themselves, that will become even more of a strain on the government.
Would you please refer back to whichever article explains exactly how this whole 'Ask Bill' series began? You seem to use it to mean 'Context is T-Bills' but it's been a long time since this has been clarified....
I would think that the scientists are able to infer if there would likely be any long-term complications and that the FDA, before approving would look into this as well. Even if there are some long term impact, it would likely minimally affect a small percentage of the population - COVID itself is far riskier.
That being said, the same argument could be made for COVID itself. We don't know what the long-term impact will be for people who have it. Did it cause permanent damage to their hearts, lungs or brains? I've read reports that it does. And children could develop complications as well. We just don't know. But we do know that at least right here and now, Covid is far more likely to kill people and the economy, than the vaccine.
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I'm not sure where the author gets these facts from. The data from the CDC clearly show that masks, social distancing and lockdowns save lives. It is also common sense - you can't spread the disease if you are stuck at home. What nonsense.
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Perhaps. Though I'm not sure you can put a price on the lives of many people who might literally have ended up starving or homeless without this extra cash.
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But won't it help to stimulate the economy at the same time? Not to mention, if people and companies can no longer support themselves, that will become even more of a strain on the government.
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How so?
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So who are the worse market manipulators? Hedge Funds? Or the WallStreetBets group on reddit?
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Would you please refer back to whichever article explains exactly how this whole 'Ask Bill' series began? You seem to use it to mean 'Context is T-Bills' but it's been a long time since this has been clarified....
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Out of curiosity, why?
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This is all so baffling!
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Can you explain exactly what this would mean, and what Biden's plan would be?
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I would think that the scientists are able to infer if there would likely be any long-term complications and that the FDA, before approving would look into this as well. Even if there are some long term impact, it would likely minimally affect a small percentage of the population - COVID itself is far riskier.
That being said, the same argument could be made for COVID itself. We don't know what the long-term impact will be for people who have it. Did it cause permanent damage to their hearts, lungs or brains? I've read reports that it does. And children could develop complications as well. We just don't know. But we do know that at least right here and now, Covid is far more likely to kill people and the economy, than the vaccine.