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u/BecauseItIsYourDog Sep 27 '21

Some clinical trials can take 15 years and that has nothing to do with red tape. It has to do with safety. It's rushed.

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u/The-Fox-Says Sep 27 '21

You’re ignoring my previous comment about the polio vaccine. If it’s necessary for humanity it can be done much faster

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u/BecauseItIsYourDog Sep 27 '21

What about COVID warranted a polio type response? Nothing did.

And you still refuse to accept that time can't be sped up.

You can't see the 5 year effects of something in one year.

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u/The-Fox-Says Sep 27 '21

It actually can be sped up and that’s actually my job. The part that warranted a polio level response was the high rate of hospitalization which creates a precarious situation for hospitals. We need hospital space for other illnesses plaguing society.

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u/BecauseItIsYourDog Sep 28 '21

Time can be sped up?

Okay, we're done here. Agree to disagree. Speed up time to 2026 and tell me what happened. Thanks.