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[S2] (pronounced [S2]) Vaccine distrust is a deeply human response 1:(-)1:(-)1
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- every human being is near-deterministically obligated to strive against things that will harm their own survival or their children's survival if they want children. the intuitive human defense to threats is to group together with people who are trusted to protect a person's survival. if somebody just suffered the death of a child and you tell them "life is unpredictable, there's nothing you can do about it" then you are generating anti-vaccine social groups through your actions, because human beings require enough predictability to be able to survive and reproduce without their babies dying. they won't lie down and accept a world where they can't build a group of people to help them survive better. I feel like the appropriate response is actually to connect all of these people to research on their specific baby disease or something so they can have a "community" which isn't just opposing vaccines
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