Thought to be the most vaccinated nation in the world. 33% testing positive, vaccinated with both doses.
I'm curious as to what you think this means.
I don’t know, local and international health officials are trying to figure it out.
One of their main vaccines is the Chinese manufactured chip
There hasn't been a vaccine that guarantees immunity for any recipient and that's been clear from the start, and this goes for everything we vaccinate for worldwide. It's why I have such a problem with fauci, the media, etc., even using the term herd immunity as if that's an actual real thing that we'll see in our lifetimes. The only human borne disease eradicated by vaccine was small pox and that took 470 years before vaccines could fully eradicate it. There are still hundreds of people who contract polio each year. The virus has obviously lost potency which makes eventual eradication easier but those things are measured in generations and centuries, not months or even years. It's a ridiculous pipe dream to think it's going to take even a year or two to achieve immunity across large communities, even one of the least populated countries in the world. Seychelles has a similar population to Lawrence.
The hope is that we now have the ability to get vaccinated, worldwide, amazingly faster than ever before so we can change the math on how quickly we can get weaker variants and eventually actual immunity, but that isn't coming anytime soon.
Thanks for another screed, I guess.
Israel was also another high vaccine rate, climbing infection rate country awhile back. That still may be the case.
New family of vaccine(s), fast development, evolving virus. Remember a year ago at this time scientists at places like Cornell were saying this virus had unique characteristics and combinations that they’d never seen before.
All of that combined in situations where vaccine rates are high and infection rates skyrocket is newsworthy IMO.
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