Originally Posted by
tossbag
Athiest here. I don't belief in 'beliefs'
Science is the key, not blindly following it, but reading it, understanding it, questioning it. When all of these professionals are trained in the same science and there are contrary views what do you do? Unfortunately there are zealots on both sides that find it impossible to discuss, debate and argue the differing views. To my mind the rabid vaxxers are every bit as bad as the anti-vax crew.
And the moral high grounders tend to be the vaxxers. Given recent information on the vaccines you don't find it prudent to ask questions?
You listen to those qualified to interpret the information. You critically examine claims that are against the general consensus. They are not always wrong, but that's usually a safe bet. You realise there will always be a percentage of the population that will seek to not believe the majority view BECAUSE it's the majprity view, and others who will seek to exploit those people for personal gain.
It's fine to ask questions. The problems start when you refuse to believe the answers if they don't conform to your pre-conceptions. And i echo dr dre- WHAT informion re vaxxines? That 10 BILLION doses have been goen and it's proven to be one of the safest healh initiatives in history?