The Easiest, Cheapest & Unquestionable Way to Get Ghanaians to Rush for the EBOLA Vaccine Trial REVEALED

This will be unethical and it wouldn’t ever happen but to point to you how weakened our minds are and how much of education we need, I am going to make this point. The researchers would have easily gotten almost every Ghanaian to rush to take part in this exercise if they went to the pastors—I mean if the church became the unequipped trial centres.

You do not play smart science cards with people who hate to employ reason, people who detest evidence (science) and opt for faith (believing without evidence). If you really want to be accepted by them and your methods participated, play along with them by opting for the sort of outstanding stupidity they accept.

Countless Ghanaian religious people use this thing called ‘holy water or oil’ and without any scientific research to show that this thing works, they spend their money to buy them and freely use them. Yet, a vaccine which has passed several stages of testing with evidence to back it wouldn’t be allowed for trials. Someone will say, but holy water has no risk attached to it. But who stands up against the many concoctions being sold in Ghana and in the churches?

Look, if the researchers had ‘bribed’ some pastors in Ghana and had positioned these so called men of God who are good at selling a non-existing God to these people to the extent that they are ready to die for this God, they wouldn’t have any problems at all.

The pastors would have gotten almost everyone to rush for the vaccine—all they had to do was pray over it and say, ‘God has sanctified it’ for use. Wouldn’t this have been the easiest, unquestionable and cheapest way to have gotten the vaccine freely tested?

But science is built on reason and it doesn’t do that—so it employs reason in its researches. Now the standing block is getting the unreasonable people of Ghana to reason. I’ve tried it and continue to try it, but it doesn’t seem to work with majority of these people.

As usual, reason may lose—paving way for the entrenched ignorance and superstition to continue. Majority of the people on social media who have become mouth pieces against this vaccine trial do not even know what a vaccine is—same as the many who commented on this blog.

Many think, an Ebola virus will be introduced into the participants’ bodies and then a medicine later injected into the bodies to try and kill the disease. If this is the true understanding of what a vaccine is to these people, then good luck trying to get them to become willing participants.

I deeply pity the researchers; it’s ‘bad’ science is not like religion else this exercise would have been easily conducted with our bunch of people without anyone questioning it. How many Ghanaians do you see questioning the absurdity in the Bronze Age religious books and doctrines they worship?

It works that way for them so any attempt to inject them with reason would likely fail.