>>14138977i am talking about uk data there are no differences between what you can do here unless one means psychologically (which doens't rly hold as if you were scared of the virus why would you not get vaccinated) or if somehow the vaccination centres themselves are recurrent super spreader events.
>>14138974this still doesn't explain the data we are given though. why is there no (or even negative) effectiveness against infection for someone who is already primed (and a lot of these people are still reporting antibody circulation as well it's not as if the majority of these people have 0 spike antibodies in their body)
(there's actually another conundrum appearing in the uk data at the moment which is that if you go to hospital or go to hospital and die you are much more likely to die if vaccinated (which is obviously true simply based upon denominator risk and has no bearing on actual effectiveness of the vaccine) BUT those people in icu are disproportionately unvaccinated)
