Let's hope that the movie theatres, shopping malls, restaurants, and all of these other "non-essential" businesses can be allowed to reopen once the vaccine gets distributed pretty much everywhere around the world, hopefully by mid-spring.

it'll likely take longer than that.

I'm sure it would, probably even through 2022.

We will see

My only complaint is how they are saying if you become deathly ill you cant sue anyone and if people start dying you shouldnt be worried.

It's a rushed vaccine, any vaccine pushed out this fast could cause trouble imo but I'm hoping it all goes smoothly

the speed is due in part from it being a experimental vaccine, it plants data inside you rather then how other vaccines need to grow the virus in question

The lack of suite against vaccine injury is pretty damn normal, https://www.heidarilawgroup.com/blo.....accine-injury/

A lot of the reason it got through so quickly is because a lot of resources were pooled globally, there was a lot of red tape that was sort of set aside so that it could get developed faster. But it has minimal ingredients and even the immunocompromised can get it.

And as Dr. Yasmin said, being older people are the first to get it, just because they get and a month later they pass away doesn't mean it was the vaccine, cause they already are at such a high chance of dying as it is. Correlation is not Causation

The speed of getting it out is because there were plenty of test subjects to use it on and study on because we've done such a shit job containing the virus. The cooperation of researchers worldwide and infectivity of the virus made it a severe priority in research.

It was not rushed out. They did all the same steps that is required. Furthermore, you don't seem to complain when we have a new flu vaccine out after 1 week of a strain being discovered... Just saying :)