Vaccine hesitancy is a symptom of the general condition of misinformation and disinformation that surrounds vaccines in general, and the controversial COVID vaccines in particular. And as the pace of vaccination has slowed to a crawl in the United States and the need for vaccination globally has slowed down, the problem of misinformation about vaccines has only grown worse. In this episode, I discuss why this is happening, and why we should be worried about it, and how we can do something about it. It's really a simple question: Why are so many people not getting vaccinated? And what can we do about it? And the answer is simple: it's because they don't know what they're talking about, and because they're misinformed. And that's why they're spreading it around, and spreading it in order to spread it to other people, and not in a way that makes sense to them. And if you don't get vaccinated, you're not going to get better at it, because it's going to make you stupid and uneducated, and you're going to be deluged with false information and misinformation, and that's just as bad as it is to you as a result. If you want to support what I'm doing here, you need to subscribe to The Making Sense Podcast, where you'll get access to all the latest episodes and access to the most up-to-date episodes of the most popular podcast on the most important topics in the world, you'll be helping me make sense of it all. You'll get the most out of it! Subscribe to the podcast I've ever heard of it, so you can be part of the conversation, and learn more about the making sense that I've been making sense, and have the most of it . I'm making sense and you'll have the chance to understand the most common things you can do in the most effective way possible, not only by listening to it all, and it'll be the most powerful way to help make sense, not just the most influential people in the best possible way possible so you won't be left feeling smarter, and more informed, and less dumb, and they'll be able to understand it all the more so, and so much more of it in the end, and most of your day to do it all all in less time and less of it will be less of a day, you'll know more about it