In this case, 18 months, unless you got a time machine handy/ At the least, a 12-month follow up on CCPVirus vaccine trial subjects has been completed with no significant events.
It’s no longer unusual for a vaccine to be brought to market quickly. Computer and chimeric modeling has moved the speed of research into a much higher gear than was imagined in 1980 or 1990. Consider one of the latest recombinant vaccines, HPV vaccine, was trialed in 2005 and approval/vaccination began in mid-2006. About the same timeframe as CCPVirus vaccine.
It’s rather silly to be afraid of a vaccine that has an active half-life of 10 hours when your chances of dying in the US without it is 1 in 450 or 1 in 5 ICU patients, and your chance of being disabled from the virus is 10=20%. The US has lost 2.1% of its population to the virus; deaths from vaccine are 0.00002%
My chances of dying are close to zero, as I’m an athlete who takes excellent care of myself.
I don’t need/take the flu shot or the HPV vaccine, or this “vaccine”.
There is no long term data. You know this, but don’t state it.
Here is a slightly different perspective:
We are reasonably well off but most of our inner circle ranges from millionaires to yachts and helicopters rich.
They all have medical care (I’ve met a number of the providers and been offered their services should we need them) that normal people not only cannot access but mostly are not even aware of its existence.
Their docs tell them no way on taking this say it’s not worth he long term risk and potential long term damage to their immune systems.
2.1% of the US population would be 6,600,000 dead. The last I heard was 600k or so. I think your math may be off.