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  1. …in reply to @nikir1
    @nikir1 Absolutely seems to be the case (and I didn’t mean to suggest otherwise); I am frustrated at the inefficiency and frustrated at the inequity but not clear how the two are connected. nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/covid-19-vaccine-doses.html
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      @nikir1 Something very strange and ethically suspect about the fact that combination of (approx.) allocating doses per capita creates some weird, within-state zero-sum dynamics. I mean MA apparently has a higher vax rate than AZ, and in some ways I’m very happy that through some combo…
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        @nikir1 …of the political power of the ASU president and presumably the existence of many refusers in AZ, my former colleagues (faculty and staff) are basically all vax eligible. But it’s also weird to feel—rightly or wrongly—somehow “punished” for living in a blue state.
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