I personally believe they should have put as much energy into early detection (at home test kits) and therapeutics,, especially monoclonal antibodies which seem to be the best therapeutic if given early.
Good point. And, what do you make of the initial Federal Government expenditure of over $12billion initially to get Operation Warpspeed up and running with total mobilization to get the mRNA vaccines shipshape and out to the public? It was a phenomenal effort at such a rapid rate, but was it wrong, or were we given a bum steer by Trump, if these vaccines are ineffective or as some even say here, evil, cabalistic in some way?
Two Sundays ago I tested positive here at home using the Abbot Labs kit. Within 6 hours I had my monoclonal antibody treatments (it's easily available, 8-to-5, 7 days a week here in Florida).
The result was that I missed two days of work with a "mild flu", and had an additional two days of "cloudy thinking".
Every night that I felt like I was going to bed sick I took my Ivermectin (like a good horse), and every day I woke up feeling greatly improved.
The secret to beating this bug is to hit it hard and fast. Hours count.