The spread of the Delta variant has caused new COVID-19 surges in many countries, including Israel. Data from Israel indicates that the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine has a lower effectiveness (64%) against infection and symptomatic illness with this variant, but the vaccine remains highly...
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I would assume that to be the case.
However, I could be wrong. 62 Million + Americans have been infected with Covid. I assume that not all were vaccinated. Only about 861 THOUSAND have died. In passing, about 1.4% of the infected. 0.3% of the population.
That means that about 62 million Americans have been infected with Covid AND survived. We are TOLD that if we are vaccinated our chances of contracting the virus and having serious consequences are decreased.
Can we therefore ASSUME that most of the 62 Million + Americans were NOT Vaccinated? Seems reasonable. We are told that this is now a pandemic of the
UNVACCINATED.
If
WHAT WE ARE TOLD is the case, then we can also assume that this 62 Million or so virus victims, EVEN IF they were not vaccinated, have a higher level of immunity than do those who have only been vaccinated.
If they were vaccinated, we are told, the chances that they contracted the virus are very, very low.
If only half of the victims were not vaccinated, 31 Million, then 277 Million Americans have immunity. Many others are children, about 23%, about 75 Million, and virtually naturally immune.
277 M + 75 M = 352 M. The total population of the US is only about 330 million.
I'm just doing the math using the data provided by the government in light of what the government is telling us daily.