Re:Two decades of Alzheimer’s research was based on delibera...
by nathanaldensr on Sunday July 24, 2022 @11:25AM
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The instinct to trust others is very strong in our species. I think this is because we needed to trust one another to survive thousands of years ago. The thing is, we lived in small groups where survival was directly dependent on the people immediately around you. Now, we have to "trust" far-off men who have not proven themselves trustworthy in the same way. And yet, our instincts to trust persist.
There appear to be few of us who are inherently mistrustful of others; in recent times, that instinct has proven to be quite beneficial.
If this could survive for 15 years before anyone notices anything wrong then how is it not the sane response to wait for more mRNA studies before mandating it for billions of people?