[Jane Long]

Why take any shot for something that’s 99.8% survivable?

Do you take a shot for falling down stairs prevention? Would that shot really keep you from falling down stairs?

[wgmalabama]

Novavax is closer to a traditional vaccine. It’s providing parts (subunit) of the virus for the immune system to respond against. Best way I understand it is the mRNA vac try to turn you body into the production site where novavax actually produced the proteins and put them in their vax. So no mRNA, Andro virus payload ...

“The protein subunit vaccine contains purified “pieces” of a pathogen rather than the whole pathogen to trigger an immune response. It is thought that by restricting the immune system to the whole pathogen, the risk of side effects is minimized.”

[Salamander]

“Fewer Side Effects May Encourage People to Get Vaccinated”

No.
It won’t.

[datura]

If I become required to have a vax to continue in my business (crossing the border into Canada daily), I will have little choice if I want to keep financially solvent. Lots of equipment involved. Until then, I’ll continue to rely on the prophylaxis regimen I’ve been on the entire time.

Having been an essential worker all thru this, I haven’t been sick. No mRNA ever. A conventional vaccine like Novavax is no big deal after all the shots I’ve had in the Army for overseas deployments.

[BipolarBob]

This is the first I've heard of a shot to keep me from falling downstairs. Count me in. Where do I get this?

/s

[glennaro]

No, but it would reportedly prevent you from killing other people by pushing them down the stairs.

See how that works? Must cover all objections even with fiction and lies.