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From my own experience, I see that vaccinated people are less fearful of mixing with large groups of people. That's one way the vaccinated can be more easily in
by wayneftw 5y ago
From my own experience, I see that vaccinated people are less fearful of mixing with large groups of people. That's one way the vaccinated can be more easily infected.
It's not a physiological effect but I think it's probably the crux of the whole issue here.
- jonplackett 5y agoBehaviour-wise this is definitely true - not for everyone, but many. But I don't think it wouldn't matter for the comparison because they're looking at rates of serious illness, rather than absolute number of people catching it. Saying that, if seriousness of disease is related to initial exposure amount, perhaps being vaxxed and overly brave could mean you get a higher initial dose?
- wayneftw 5y agoOK thanks. I thought the major concern was the number of people getting it not the number of severe cases... I'm not really sure why it is this way. I would think lessening the spread of it would be the highest priority.