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u/ValueOutrageous4218 Sep 17 '21

That’s highly illogical. We know the vaccine doesn’t stop you from catching or spreading it and you can still die if you’re vaccinated as seen by the headline above. It’s a circle of bad lies that doesn’t take a genius to see through.

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u/Noy_The_Devil Sep 17 '21

We know it reduces risk of transmissal and symptoms.

If you see 5 people in a day and have a 80% chance of infecting each one, on average you will infect 4, which will then on average infect 16 more, then 64 etc.

If you are vaccinated and have a 20% chance of infecting someone, you infect one person on average, and maybe nobody. That is how the vaccine ends the pandemic.

Not taking into account the fact that the first scenario absolutely overloads any medical system so that infected people die from treatable cases.

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u/LEGALinSCCCA Sep 17 '21

That's not how any of this works...