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anti-vaxxers. A big part i would assume are ppl with concearns about their health and dont like to put "unknowns" into their bodies.
At what point do they become anti-vaxxers? Unless they have advanced degrees in the specific scientific discipline, every vaccine they’ve ever had put ‘unknowns’ in their bodies. If they’re not sure by this point about covid vaccine safety, what will it take to change their minds?
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I dont think thats true on any scale that would greatly change statistics in this regard. Its not like everyone who has not taken the vaccine are anti-vaxxers. A big part i would assume are ppl with concearns about their health and dont like to put "unknowns" into their bodies. I can see quite a big chunk of unvaccinated beeing even more eager to test their symptoms as they know it could get worse for them without a vaccine.
One could also speculate that a huge chunk of vaccinated ppl are the old and frail and as such have a lot less social contacts so should be less likely to catch covid in the first place yet show up as much in the statistics as having caught it.
Many ways to speculate around this. Regardless of what the findings might be when we get to know them eventually the take away right now for me is that vaccines does not do enough of a difference to stop the spread of the virus.