You will be suprised how many young people here call travelling abroad as their “dream” as in if they cant go abroad 5 times a year then their life is boring. So, it doesnt suprise me if people want vaccines to go abroad
Science is little more a philosophical toolkit for proving that a hypothesis is false. It has had a few clagnuts bolted onto it over the years - the processes of technological discovery borrow from science, even though they’re not science - but that’s science in a nutshell.
It is not something that you can use to inform policy unless you already know what your policy goals are. If you don’t have any goals then science is unlikely to help you construct some; and even if you do have some goals, it’s of only very limited value.
To be fair there are also people who want to travel to see old or sick family and friends that they haven’t seen now for well over a year. As well as other legitimate reasons.
I’m somewhat of a tinder, travel, philanthropist myself. Nothing gives my life meaning like traveling around the world, hooking up with randoms on tinder, and pretending I’m a good person over intstagram.
I’ll take as many vaccines as Pfizer can put out. As long as I can go to Cancun, crush beers and slay ***** with my boys!
Give me 3 doses of Pfizer and a 26 of grey goose. Let’s ****** party, boys!
As I mentioned earlier Hualien and areas that depend on tourists are much worse than the big cities on the West coast .
I did notice some emoving electric scooters outlets closed, not sure if they bankrupted.
Without visibility on policy, though, nobody’s going to take those loans. They’ll make a calculated decision to just close down. Particularly with Ko spouting off about not letting up until 80% vaccine coverage (which would basically mean 95%+ of the adult population plus children down to ~12 years old).