"...becouse i want health, justice, security and law to be private and entirely determined by free markets."

You must be new here :-) I understand and fully agree that we live in a world where governments and fake experts disseminate false ideas about almost anything; that's something I've spent many words on explaining in my blogs. There's no doubt, at least there shouldn't be, that governments will use any crisis to increase their power and control over us, like 9/11 was used to introduce the Patriot Act and take away all kinds of freedom all over the world. So too is this pandemic abused to usher in all sorts of control mechanisms, like the bar codes and passports, creating a new division within an already hopelessly divided populous. I, nor anyone else, needs a libertarian (or anarcho-capitalist?) to school us on these obvious facts. That's not where you're hopelessly wrong. You're wrong by not recognizing that the power the government has over you is actually in service of the capitalists. That the mechanisms of control used against you are in fact the source of mega-profits for these same capitalists. Government in and of itself isn't the problem here; capitalism is, and the capitalists are.

It's actually sad that I'm almost sure that if we had a face to face conversation about how we want life on this planet to look like, we would probably mostly agree. The problem is that our methods to get to that world are light-years apart. We'll probably never agree on that because you believe I'm indoctrinated by traditional institutions like the academia you demonize in your response, but I'm convinced you're brainwashed by the global paradigm of free market capitalism. Libertarians and anarcho-capitalists are funny to me like that, on account of the fact that they're so utterly blind to the material power imbalances that are inherent to their ideology, and fail to understand that this is exactly the unjust power imbalance they proclaim to combat. Even your handle, "reversehitler88" shows how righteous you believe you are, when in fact, in my opinion, free market libertarians uphold an ideology that is anything but righteous when practiced. But what's most disturbing of all, is that your justified suspicion of the powers that be is completely derailed into a state where you distrust all institutions; that's extremism to a tee. I was amused by your keeping score between Conspiracy Theorists and Experts, for most of the predictions you stated there were plainly wrong. Sure, mandates aren't necessary, and yes, mandates usually have the opposite effect. But there are almost no mandates. If you don't want to get vaccinated, you don't have to; you can instead get tested regularly. And if a private company demands that their employees get vaccinated, that's entirely in line with your ideology of private justice, security and law entirely determined by free markets. Right?

I won't delve deep into the technicalities of vaccines, their efficacy, side-effects and so on: you've clearly made up your mind about all that. But know this: the best place to get an honest advice about it is your doctor, just ask him or her. Also I must admit that you've made one point that I think is worth investigating further, and that is the point about the virus becoming more infectious but less deadly; this is in line with evolution's desire to survive. The virus will die if it kills all its host organisms, so it stands to reason it would evolve into a form that creates an optimum equilibrium for its growth and survival; having more host organisms alive is good, all hist organisms dead is suicide. That sounds reasonable, but then again, there's a highly deadly flu virus every 100 years or so... So I'll have to investigate, but I thank you for bringing it to my attention :-) I wish you and your "girlfriend" a happy new year!