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In an ideal world where everyone got vaccinated it wouldn't really matter, since universal vaccination at any of these rates would have stopped the virus from r
by jacobmischka 5y ago
In an ideal world where everyone got vaccinated it wouldn't really matter, since universal vaccination at any of these rates would have stopped the virus from reproducing. Especially at the beginning, when vaccines were scarce and it was hoped that everyone would get one it made sense to get whichever one you could get your hands on. Now that it's clear that ~40% of the population never will and they can't even pay people to get them, yes it makes no sense to get the worse one.