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Posted by: KoinOperatedBoy
Posted by: TheBigShow
Posted by: KoinOperatedBoy
Posted by: TheBigShow
Posted by: KoinOperatedBoy
Posted by: TheBigShow
Its called an analogy, its meant to compare two similiar situations or items...
and not a very good one. See with a vacine there are two clear outcomes. Either it won't work or it will. When making a video game there are about half a billion outcomes, none of which are correct.
If you don't understand how to use anaologies then just don't use them....like a pig on a tight rope.
Actually, there are infinite outcomes when creating a new drug. It works well or it doesnt or anywhere in between, just like a video game. You're pretty good at arguing about something you know nothing about though.
Intresting, you rarely hear about the Smallpox vaccine only working on a select few....
You need to take a reading comprehension class, or maybe a critical thinking class.
Here, I will spell it out for you so you can read it and still not understand:
A drug has varying degrees of effectiveness, i.e. degrees of success; some drugs work better than other drugs, better on some people, etc.
oh yeah because the FDA would would pass a drug that didn't do what it was supposed to.
Nobody said it didn't do what it was supposed to...just not in every situation. Again, only a few vaccines work every time...especially considering viruses and bacteria evolve and become immune to conventional medicine