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No. They are addressing the subgroup of the first group of people, who you are ignoring: * Those who haven't been infected who are wondering if they should not
by daveguy 5y ago
No. They are addressing the subgroup of the first group of people, who you are ignoring:
* Those who haven't been infected who are wondering if they should not bother with the vaccine if getting infected provides durable immunity.
The answer to that is: the vaccine is orders of magnitude less dangerous than contracting the virus.
Just because you don't address every single group of people in a response does not mean that response is invalid or unimportant.
- briefcomment 5y agoWhat group two should do is far more interesting IMO given this evidence.