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Those responses mean that you still do get new variants without a vaccinated population. But this doesn't tell me anything about the effect of moderate partial
by jhgb 5y ago
Those responses mean that you still do get new variants without a vaccinated population. But this doesn't tell me anything about the effect of moderate partial vaccination. It might or might not be problematic but you can't infer that from what happens when there's no vaccination. In other words, "we know that A causes B, therefore C doesn't cause B" isn't valid reasoning.
- prox 5y agoSimply said, inferring from those answers, the longer a virus is in a host, the more dice rolls. So the worse a partial vaccine works, the more dice rolls, but less for someone not vaccinated. On Delta, numbers are still coming in afaik (I did read something in the range of 36-high eighties for a breakthrough case in another article today, but again more data is needed)