Coronavirus. Your thoughts? [Serious and Non-Serious]

^ this was on the polio vaccine. There is even a timeline that shows it wasnt made until 1950 when the epidemic started 1875

https://www.historyofvaccines.org/timeline/polio Incase you are curious

I mean, the flu vaccine wasn't made until like the 50's or 60's, too... Soooo... Takes time, sometimes longer to figure it out depending on the virus.

Case and point, this was rushed just like you said. Ofc there were clinical trials but not the kind im talking about where they test and test then use human subjects before mass population vaccination. Everything was done in less than a year from patient zero. Yes people die from the virus but what i am saying is this vaccine isnt for immunity. Its basically allowing your body to produce the antibodies necessary to fight off this virus. Which would mean if you got corona already and survived from it you wont be any better off with the vaccine. As your body can fight it. Those who are most likely to die from this is who it benefits the most hence the old people virus.

That's immunity. Literally. lol That doesn't mean it's guaranteed to always stop it or work forever. And you're right, sort of, but unless we're going to look for corona antibodies in EVERYONE, that's a moot point.

You won´t have any long-time issues with the vaccine. In a year that stuff is out of your system. There are long-time issues with Covid though and if you get it, your immune system can suffer.

Ok so has anyone proven that even if you contract covid after getting the vaccine you still dont develop the life long effects from it? Or are we still too early to know cuz you know 90% efficiency