WFT's Off-Season Thread

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

See, you need more facts too.

Even after being fully vaccinated, you can still contract the virus, and you can still transmit the virus. That's why none of the vaccines are said to be 100% effective.

And to say that doctors/scientists have a "pretty good idea", is not saying that they KNOW what the long term side effects will be (if any). Perhaps there will be none of significance, but as of now that is only their best guess...that's science.

Yeah but

Yes that’s how vaccines work. You can contract it and spread it. But this take needs some context.

Transmission of the vaccinated from what we know is extremely low. Best estimates .00005%. So extremely unlikely

The severity of the of covid if vaccinated is really the bread and butter of why it’s important. It drops the hospitalization rates big time, which were already low for a majority of the population. Meaning you don’t need help kicking covid if vaccinated. The trial death rates. I know from j&j it was 100% survival rate and think that was true with the others.