Perhaps there was no need for this analysis at all, on your part. Even so, the unvaccinated seem more safe from deaths now in 2023, compared to 2021 when the variant ( delta) was much more virulent. But the vaccinated are only faring worse now compared to 2021, even while facing a more benign variant. That should settle the argument. Whi…
Perhaps there was no need for this analysis at all, on your part. Even so, the unvaccinated seem more safe from deaths now in 2023, compared to 2021 when the variant ( delta) was much more virulent. But the vaccinated are only faring worse now compared to 2021, even while facing a more benign variant. That should settle the argument. While the downsides of the vaccine are being researched threadbare with every passing day, obvious because there is lot of science in it, we haven’t come across a well researched work bringing out it’s possible positive sides - particularly to support the only official claim that it saved serious illness. There isn’t even a theoretical analysis of mechanisms of how it would save serious illness, when it would let in the virus freely. The science looks unassailable on one side, while seeming non existent on the other side.
Perhaps there was no need for this analysis at all, on your part. Even so, the unvaccinated seem more safe from deaths now in 2023, compared to 2021 when the variant ( delta) was much more virulent. But the vaccinated are only faring worse now compared to 2021, even while facing a more benign variant. That should settle the argument. While the downsides of the vaccine are being researched threadbare with every passing day, obvious because there is lot of science in it, we haven’t come across a well researched work bringing out it’s possible positive sides - particularly to support the only official claim that it saved serious illness. There isn’t even a theoretical analysis of mechanisms of how it would save serious illness, when it would let in the virus freely. The science looks unassailable on one side, while seeming non existent on the other side.