So you criticize the Janssen vaccine's 20 million projected doses in March, but after months of cranking up their production, Moderna is only at about 40 million doses in that same month. That's the same number of people immunized, of course. Why are you not saying Moderna and Pfizer need to do better? Seems inconsistent.
Anatomically modern humans appeared at least 300,000 years ago, with genetic evidence indicating 500,000. I have no idea where you got that figure of 50,000.
Did you see the coverage of the Kekst survey, indicating increased acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines over essentially the entire developed world?
Hi, John,
So you criticize the Janssen vaccine's 20 million projected doses in March, but after months of cranking up their production, Moderna is only at about 40 million doses in that same month. That's the same number of people immunized, of course. Why are you not saying Moderna and Pfizer need to do better? Seems inconsistent.
Anatomically modern humans appeared at least 300,000 years ago, with genetic evidence indicating 500,000. I have no idea where you got that figure of 50,000.
Did you see the coverage of the Kekst survey, indicating increased acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines over essentially the entire developed world?
https://www.kekstcnc.com/media/3137/kekst-cnc_research-report_covid19_opinion-tracker_wave-7_march2021.pdf