The genius of vaccines from a marketing standpoint is that you don't build a product for the .35 percent of people at risk. You build one for the 99.7 percent and sell it as protection for that .35 percent.

Doctors used to tell me vaccines don't make money. That may have been true in the measles and polio era. It stopped being true during COVID, when the industry made over $100 billion in profit. I believe vaccines are the future of this industry, including how mRNA is now being used in cancer care. That's a treatment, not a vaccine, but calling it a vaccine gets it out of safety testing and opens the door to mandating it.

That word is going to be worth trillions. Why treat .35 percent of the population when you can build one product that 99.7 percent are required to take to protect that .35 percent?

That argument only works if everyone signs on. That's what came up in the WHO meeting held right before COVID, when we made the world dependent on vaccine immunity after erasing the natural herd immunity we already had.

@delbigtree