> The lowest risk option for the herd is that everyone get vaccinated. If the vaccine was very good at stopping infection and transmission, this would be true.

> The lowest risk option for the herd is that everyone get vaccinated. If the vaccine was very good at stopping infection and transmission, this would be true. It's not though, is it? Are you aware of the numbers needed to treat in order to prevent hospitalizations and deaths in the younger cohorts (especially in those who had already recovered)? It's quite a lot. Like numbers you probably wouldn't ever guess if you didn't already know them. We destroyed a lot of faith in public health in the meantime, adding more to the negative side of the ledger for whatever future infectious shit storm comes our way.