I'm not sure where to ask or discuss this, so the Covid forum seems like the logical choice ...
Simply, It's been over 3 years. Originally, we were told, with the need for speed, that the fastest way to success was a new and experimental mRNA technology. Other, more conventional technology vaccines were also developed, but here we are, after three years, still running full bore down the mRNA pathway, instead of alternate, more proven vaccine technologies. Sure, any vaccine can be a problem, but it appears mRNA vaccines have adverse effects that are both deadly and long lived.
1. Why are J&J vaccines and other lower tech vaccines not available or being offered?
2. Why are they still pushing mRNA vaccines and ignoring the adverse effects?
3. Why, after 3 years, are there no vaccines with better efficacy and are safer? They've had 3 years!
4. Why are they pushing to expand vaccine use in risk groups with miniscule risk?
This is like "damned the torpedoes! full speed ahead!"