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Nope. Like I said, not my opinion, but there's some interesting ideas in there.
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we don't know if the vaccine stops transmission yet?
Supposing it doesn’t stop transmission, only prevents people from getting ill, would that mean that people who chose to forgo a vaccine will end up at high risk of contracting covid once everyone else is socialising and mixing again?
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Was actually thinking about that. Does it mean that once the vaccine is up to full strength that Covid will be dealt with by the immune system before it can get to the reproduction phase. Also excretion of antibodies, but that takes a while for Herd immunity and Ibelieve that is what antivaxing parents kids don't all get struck down with mumps or polio.
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https://www.wired.com/story/covid-19-vaccine-super-spreaders/
(Not my opinion, but an opinion).