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> To the extent that kids are running around with infections, they’re transmitting virus to others and providing a reservoir for mutation Can make the same arg
by rdtsc 5y ago
> To the extent that kids are running around with infections, they’re transmitting virus to others and providing a reservoir for mutation
Can make the same argument for the vaccinated people. Vaccines don’t prevent infection, they reduce symptoms. So by same logic they run around with the infection spreading it to everyone.
- apendleton 5y agoVaccines don't 100% prevent infections, but there's strong evidence that they both significantly reduce the rate at which people become infected and, should they become infected, the rate at which they can retransmit the virus to others, and we have no reason to believe they wouldn't do the same in children. It's not an all-or-nothing affair.