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Who cares? I think these are non controversial statements: (1) if you’re vaccinated, common sense suggests you’d be more likely to go back to normal as compare
by xphilter 5y ago
Who cares? I think these are non controversial statements: (1) if you’re vaccinated, common sense suggests you’d be more likely to go back to normal as compared to pre-vax (increasing chances of getting covid), (2) the vaccine never prevented people from getting covid, (3) the vaccine may have lowered transmission of the early virus but has little effect on transmission of delta, (4) this article only matters if it shows an ineffectiveness in outcomes as compared to non-vaccinated folks.
- ghaff 5y ago>(1) if you’re vaccinated, common sense suggests you’d be more likely to go back to normal as compared to pre-vax (increasing chances of getting covid) This statement may be true. But it's not obvious to me. You could also argue that many people who got fully vaxed and even boosters where available are also more cautious in general, other things being equal. Again, not arguing this statement is untrue but a lot of people are still being cautious in various ways and I'm pretty sure there's a lot of overlap between that group and those who got vaccines early on.
- xphilter 5y agoOh, I didn’t mean as compared to general population. I meant for themselves. Presumably the vaccine would give folks some confidence in getting out more (if not, then why even bother getting it?)