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If you expected that, then you probably assumed that other factors remained the same? That isn't the case. First, countries with high vaccination rates have li
by Arnt 5y ago
If you expected that, then you probably assumed that other factors remained the same? That isn't the case.
First, countries with high vaccination rates have lightened other restrictions.
Second, countries with high vaccination rates may have many infected people, but few hospitalisations. Where I live, the share of infections that require hospitalisation has dropped by ~80% since the vaccinations started. (The number of infections as a share of population has gone up and down, the share of infections that require hospitalisation has shrunk steadily.)
- Fjolsvith 5y agoOccam's razor. You're trying to ignore the elephant in the room - the vaccine is the cause of hospitalizations.
- Fjolsvith 5y agoNorway reclassifies Covid-19: No more dangerous than ordinary flu https://freewestmedia.com/2021/09/23/norway-reclassifies-covid-19-no-more-dangerous-than-ordinary-flu/ https://freewestmedia.com/2021/09/23/norway-reclassifies-cov...
- Arnt 5y agoExactly. That's the kind of thing that makes sense when your vaccination map looks becomes as boringly monotonous as this: https://arnt.gulbrandsen.priv.no/tmp/vaksinerte.png https://arnt.gulbrandsen.priv.no/tmp/vaksinerte.png (From https://www.fhi.no/sv/vaksine/koronavaksinasjonsprogrammet/koronavaksinasjonsstatistikk/ https://www.fhi.no/sv/vaksine/koronavaksinasjonsprogrammet/k... but there you have to read Norwegian and click a little bit.)