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Careful with this comparison: you want to vaccinate 100% of the population but get as few as possible to contract coronavirus. This means that you cannot compar
by the_mitsuhiko 6y ago
Careful with this comparison: you want to vaccinate 100% of the population but get as few as possible to contract coronavirus. This means that you cannot compare fatality rate of the infected vs fatality rate of the vaccinated and extrapolate to the entire population. In Norway if the trend of AZ fatalities were to continue they would quickly have more deaths of AZ below 55 than the virus claimed.
- LatteLazy 6y agoEdit: ah, you're saying if we vaccinate 100% that's but only 50% were ever going to get covid then we need to allow for twice the vaccine side effects compared to covid issues? Original comment: I'm not sure I follow your logic? Haven't we already allowed for that by comparing via percentages? Unless we expect younger people to have a higher rate of side effects? Sorry if I'm being dull...