> and even if i agreed with you that the covid vaccines were perfect and immaculate conceptions of holy science and must not be doubted. i would still doubt putting vaccines into mosquitos so that people can be injected against their will. which is the entire point. you can't be honest because a priori you've decided that it's bad everything else is just seasoning, that's the entire reason for your opinion i don't particularly have much trust in modern scientific institutions, but medicine specifically is practical enough and has had enough high profile controversies to be generally rigorous and trustworthy these days. there's not much you can do that's malicious and negligence and corruption is too costly relative to the ridiculous margins that it already makes. when you argue that it could be bad, you're engaging purely hypothetically rather than recognizing the specific context of the modern medicine industry. there's no dogma in it for me - medicine is a field comprised of human beings who can obviously be flawed. the incentive structure around modern medicine generally makes it robust to the kind of problems you're worried about though.
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