I know two people who were fully vaccinated and still came down with the illness. One was quite sick. My mother has a friend who is 100, contracted the virus, was mildly ill for two days and that was it.
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Precisely.As I understand it, getting vaccinated doesnt keep you from catching the virus. It means the symptoms will just be less serious.
Nor do the vast majority of un-vaccinated people.Most vaccinated people won't wind up in the hospital.
Which may mean, ironically, you can become a Typhoid Mary and not even know it. But the same is true for many (most?) people who are un-vaccinated, since it's been long-established most people exhibit few to no symptoms of infection.You can still catch, and transmit the virus to others even if vacinated was the way it was explained to me.
Incorrect. Only enough people need do it to reduce the virus' ability to efficiently propagate. That number is estimated by CDC to be somewhere between 70-85% of the population. (SWAG: Probably the lower end of that number assuming a relatively even distribution across the population. Only needs to be enough to reduce R0 [infection rate] to less than one.)It's a preventative measure, but only if everyone does it.
It won't prevent either.It's really been to keep you from spreading it as much as receiving it.
Can't be established with any degree of confidence. Last influenza season was during the height of Covid-19 preventative measures. Those same measures--masks, social distancing, business shut-downs, limiting social gatherings, personal decontamination (e.g.: hand-washing), etc. would have also served to limit the spread of the seasonal influenza.Look at how well it did against spreading of the flu world wide last season.
No, it doesn't. That demands the question. Begging the question is something else entirelyOf course that begs the questions ...
Or perhaps testing is not accurate? I see false positives and false negatives quite often on my job.Fully agree , it’s either ego or stupidity ,,, regardless they and maybe more are going to get quite sick , when there is clearly preventative measures available.. ( if they haven’t taken adequate precautions )
Or perhaps testing is not accurate? I see false positives and false negatives quite often on my job.
Perhaps the vaccines don't work all that well?
Could be, but maybe not.could be a different variant then what Jon had before.
"They" have asserted many things later found to have been untrue. (Something of which, curiously, the "news" media somehow fails to remind them. Short attention spans?) My confidence in "them" is pretty thoroughly eroded.the local news channel was doing a clip at our University Hospital and the Dr being interviewed says that the vaccinated are getting the Delta variant some but he has yet to see one needing hospitizalation.
My apologies for my part, @JB. I missed that. Hadn't been reading THP quite as religiously during my enforced golf hiatusGuys let’s not turn this into a COVID thread. We have had one, it ended poorly, it won’t happen again.
Seems like true positive Rahm as 3 tests by PCR being reported
Jon Rahm tests positive for COVID-19 again, out of Olympics
Rahm had to take four PCR tests in the United Kingdom before coming to Tokyo. He failed three consecutive tests.golfweek.usatoday.com