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And the other ~60% have behavior changes like twice the time not in quarantine, so no real difference. I think delta is probably at this reproductive optimum a
by smorgusofborg 5y ago
And the other ~60% have behavior changes like twice the time not in quarantine, so no real difference.
I think delta is probably at this reproductive optimum and that makes it very hard for a variant that isn't successful in both vaccinated and unvaccinated to survive in a place where vaccination is ~50% that adapts behaviors based on monitoring delta.
- SideburnsOfDoom 5y ago> And the other ~60% have behavior changes like twice the time not in quarantine, I do not think that this has actually been quantified.
- smorgusofborg 5y agoThis study implies R>1 for consistent transmission of specific strain in vaccinated staff in Vietnam. The Massachusetts study is consistent with the in vivo R being similar between vaccinated and unvaccinated, so nothing supports drawing the conclusion that lower risk of infection dominates the results AFA safety for other people. It is perfectly rational for vaccinated people to take more risks around infection since the infection is less likely and lower risk to the vaccinated. I think we shouldn't pretend there is adequate evidence that we provide any form of herd immunity to the unvaccinated as far as we know they are just as unsafe among us as among themselves.