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What is a low technology you really love ?
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Vaccines.
They just taste so damn good
In concept perhaps, but idk if I would consider vaccines actually low tech, especially mRNA
I mean, the original style of "Here, we kicked this virus's ass for you, now you know it's weaknesses" is pretty low-tech.
That's hardly low tech, especially not the newer ones.
"Low technology."
I think of "low tech" as something that you could with some materials and knowledge do yourself out of a garage.
I would not take an improvised vaccine made in someone's garage. Not until we were in real fucked up post-apocalyptic scenarios.
Ugh, just got vaxxed and I’m on day two of recovery.