Just curious - how much faith do you guys have the in long-term safety of the mRNA vaccines that are going to be first to market? As I understand it, there isn't much, if any, long-term safety data for mRNA vaccines at this point, but the scientific community seems to think that the risk of serious issues is relatively low because mRNA tends to break down in the body relatively quickly. So, if availability wasn't an issue, where do you guys stand on jumping in line to get your vaccine shot -
1. Put me in the front of the line!
2. Come back and talk to me in 6 months / a year.
3. I'll wait for a more conventional vaccine.
As someone that tends to trust science generally, I hate to say it, but I might lean toward waiting until summer 2021, just to make sure nothing wonky is going on (especially because I'm not in one of the high risk groups and work from home anyway). What are you guys thinking?