What does it mean if you don’t have any side effects to the COVID vaccine?

Even if you don’t experience any side effects to the COVID vaccine, the vaccine is still working. (source – UC Davis) For example, a little over 50\% of people did not report side effects in the vaccinated group for the Pfizer vaccine clinical trial. (source – NEJM) To learn more about the COVID vaccine side effects visit Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (source – CDC) (last updated 4/6/2021)

What are the ethics of cutting in line?

The ethics of cutting in line stay in the simple sense of having the audacity to ask. When you talk about different situations, the need and response are also going to be different. People set priorities in every situation.

What drives people to cross ethical lines?

This scene encapsulates three psychological dynamics that lead to crossing ethical lines. First, there’s omnipotence: when someone feels so aggrandized and entitled that they believe the rules of decent behavior don’t apply to them. Second, we have cultural numbness: when others play along and gradually begin to accept and embody deviant norms.

How do you approach a person who has cut in line?

When you do want to approach a line cutter to let them know they just violated the sacred social code of waiting, it’s important to remember the following three things: Don’t get angry. (See above for an explanation why.) Ask someone near by—preferably behind you—if they saw that person cut in the line.

Is it rude for people to cut in line?

The important thing to remember is that while it’s rude for people to cut in line, you can’t fight every battle and there are few circumstances where this situation isn’t a tiny blip of a battle. Most of the time, it’s simply not worth fighting. Stay strong, and just try to let things go whenever you can.