What's more likely: that you have information (which by the way, scientists, doctors, journals, and the media never mention) which either disproves the efficacy of vaccines or shows a better alternative to them yet you refuse to show it to someone genuinely asking, or that it doesn't exist? Occam's Razor.
P.S. Didn't realize the steem comment depth went this far now. Good job devs!
You are still not genuinely asking. The more likely thing, ipso facto, is the appeal to probability masquerading as an argument that I see in line one of your comment, followed by the appeal from authority, appeal to popularity, and genetic fallacy in parenthesis.
Occam's razor is not a law, but only a general guideline.
Here's a question. What if I do have a better alternative that you could benefit from, but you continue to dump the catalogue of fallacies on the comments to ridicule something that you haven't even seen?
So that's all you've got?