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1) Sure, it is better, but it was not by much during delta wave when these decisions were made. 2) Well, if you are not clearly open about this, you are hurtin
by nojokes 5y ago
1) Sure, it is better, but it was not by much during delta wave when these decisions were made.
2) Well, if you are not clearly open about this, you are hurting the trust. People can be stupid but not this stupid that they do not understand that they are being manipulated.
If you want people to trust you, you have to be completely honest.
- smt88 5y ago> Sure, it is better, but it was not by much during delta wave when these decisions were made. mRNA vaccine protection dropped during delta, but only because that technology wanes after a few months. J&J (and other traditional vaccines) have lower but more durable protection. The conclusion would be that getting vaccinated and boostered is still much safer than getting Covid without any vaccination. > Well, if you are not clearly open about this, you are hurting the trust. Natural immunity was less protective against Covid than recent vaccination. The CDC also just released a study about how effective natural immunity is. There's no reason for them to hide it or lie about it because it doesn't change the basic fact that it's safer to get vaccinated than to acquire natural immunity by getting the disease. That's what all the official messaging says: natural immunity is protective, but it's much safer to just get a vaccine before you're infected.