ZenRaiden
One atom of me
Illusion of control - Wikipedia
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This is basically the part where its kind of obvious, but kind of exemplary in COVID times.
We are used to having the freedom to make choices, but at the end of the day, most of our choices are either purely arbitrary or based on necessity of circumstances.
What comes out of that randomness is purely up to chance.
You taking the vaccine or not taking the vaccine, dying or not dying and then consequently pseudo philosophical treatise of whether it was the right thing to do or not is purely incidental.
Fact is you are right both ways. Vaccines are not without risk or hazard. I took my vaccine just like a gambler gives a shot at a game. Its purely arbitrary.
No way I could figure out the real risk. I gambled on the fact that vaccines always seem to work for me.
Is it really smart or dumb. Don't care to find out.
I mean realistically its not even a free choice. Its simply what you have. It sucks, but at the end of day sounds better in general.
The whole medical side of it sounds cool, but there is always a way to poke holes into medicine. I figured its safer with it vaccine then without. Do I believe the hype. Well lets hope it does solve the pandemic, but we have much more work.