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Wow, this is posted often. I suspect a lot of people misunderstand. What this analysis shows is that the likelihood of an increase doesn't depend on whether man
by Arnt 5y ago
Wow, this is posted often. I suspect a lot of people misunderstand. What this analysis shows is that the likelihood of an increase doesn't depend on whether many people are vaccinated. It doesn't say anything at all about the level, only about whether there's an increase or not. In this analysis, a small increase here counts the same as a large increase there.
It was flagged before, I think I'll flag it.
- Ambolia 5y agoI don't understand the objection? In this case "increase" refers to new cases per one million people in a certain period of time. How else would you measure it?