Dr. Chris Milburn says the argument that young people should get an “experimental” vaccine in part to protect the older population is a “reversal of the natural order of things.”
“The question you have to ask from a personal point of view is, do you wanna be one of the first ones in, or do you wanna give it some time and let other people test it first...”
The real question here is: should we listen to an emergency room doctor in Sydney, or the opposing opinion of hundreds of public health experts from around the world?
And, er, why does an emergency room doctor in Sydney think he has the expertise necessary to make such pronouncements in the first place, and if his concerns are so spot-on, why aren’t they shared by legions of physicians across the province and beyond?
“I have to be careful here,” he says, as he doesn’t want to be seen as looking down on his colleagues.
They’re great people, and great at their jobs, and smart as hell. Some of them have IQs that are 50 points higher than his, he says (I feel a but coming on! — ed.)
“But they’re status quo people.”
They have two kids, they have a hobby, and, “The last thing they want to do, in the evening, is come home and read Covid data. And I’m such a loser, that’s all I really do.”
“It’s just that I’m really interested in stuff. And I read as much basic data as I can.”
Which makes you wonder why he thinks Covid is no biggie for people under 65.
As for him, well, he doesn’t mind going against the status quo. Unlike his colleagues, he doesn’t mind disagreeing with people.
His colleagues “don’t like people to be angry with them,” he says.
“The goal of many docs, I think, is to be liked...Everybody likes a nice bunny.
“A nice bunny’s harmless, and you can pet it, but I don’t think it’s good to be a bunny for your whole life.
“I don’t mind disagreeing with people (and) I don’t mind looking like an idiot.”
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