>Almost three weeks before Covid-19 was reported to be spreading in the US, Patricia Cabello Dowd dropped dead in the kitchen of her San Jose, California, home.
Not a doctor - I've done about 1500 hours of independent research - I would recommend against it
Anecdata: Do you feel like your health has gotten overall better or worse since starting your covid vaccine regime?
Reading your comments you come off as having some type of guilt about "red pills" or other culture war type stuff - Look how many qualifiers you added to this post ("controversial question" , "not shaming", etc.)
There's nothing to feel guilty about and you can skip all the emotional stuff. Here is reality: Meta is laying off 11,000 workers today many of whom no doubt complied with the covid vaccine mandates. You need to zoom out and ask yourself if the values of mandated vaccines are in alignment with your values, which seems to be an equal question you are asking along with the medical advice.
I hope this comment can help you come to a decision.
i have found hitting long pressing like and choosing "Insightful" (light bulb emoji) or "Curious" (hmm... emoji) on posts outside of the overton window to be a very fun way to push boundaries on linkedIn while doing nothing reprehensible per say.
if enough of us do this, we can actually extend the overton window outside of the current straightjacket and actually push toward a more free and enjoyable society.
your fellow connections will, over time, be informed of your activity; ("Bob finds this Insightful....")
worst case scenario - they might have to begrudgingly admit you find something insightful or curious that they would rather not think about;
best case scenario we start to normalize free and open discussion in the world's most sterile, bland environment (corporate)
btw, adding your favorite boundary pushing defectors as linkedIn connections is a great way to find good posts to mark "Insightful" without having to actually share the potentially upsetting content yourself
additionally, you start to build a more antifragile network, you might have to lean on some of these loudmouths if shit gets too weird in corporate
