There is no need to treat vaccine scepticism as something special.
Most of the denialism is rooted in the logic of "truth of the world is what you can see and observe". This worked fine for centuries but once there was rapid progress lot of things could no longer be explained through "see and observe". This mostly happened in late 1800s and early 1900s when there was a huge leap in scientific understanding. Lot of scepticism comes from this era. In the conspiracy theory lore - Before 5G was causing COVID, electricity was causing influenza outbreak in late 1800s.
"Natural" or faith healing are thought to be observable facts. You can see a plant growing but not the vaccine produced in a lab.
Couple this with general distrust of governments - monarchy or democracy you have people doubting vaccines.
Most of the denialism is rooted in the logic of "truth of the world is what you can see and observe". This worked fine for centuries but once there was rapid progress lot of things could no longer be explained through "see and observe". This mostly happened in late 1800s and early 1900s when there was a huge leap in scientific understanding. Lot of scepticism comes from this era. In the conspiracy theory lore - Before 5G was causing COVID, electricity was causing influenza outbreak in late 1800s.
"Natural" or faith healing are thought to be observable facts. You can see a plant growing but not the vaccine produced in a lab.
Couple this with general distrust of governments - monarchy or democracy you have people doubting vaccines.