Vaccines Lowering Viral Transmission, a myth?
Then when people started saying that therefore there was no need to take it, then the story changed to, "yes, it will decrease transmission by half."
Alright, let's consider it then.
So even if it stops transmission by half, if i get on board a plane with just 2 vaccinated people whom are also virus-carriers, they together still pose a 100% risk don't they.
So what about a flight with a few hundred passengers? I stand a, say, 15 000% chance instead of 30 000% chance of getting infected if everyone is vaccinated? Is there really a difference between either when the percentage is bloody high both ways?
And when you add that percentage chance to all the other people I'm going to meet, to walk past, to drink amongst, to shit and piss with, to take lifts with, cutting transmission chances from 1 million % (with non-vaccinated people) to half a million % (with vaccinated people) isn't going to make bugger all difference is it.
So even if it stops transmission by half, if i get on board a plane with just 2 vaccinated people whom are also virus-carriers, they together still pose a 100% risk don't they.
So what about a flight with a few hundred passengers? I stand a, say, 15 000% chance instead of 30 000% chance of getting infected if everyone is vaccinated? Is there really a difference between either when the percentage is bloody high both ways?
And when you add that percentage chance to all the other people I'm going to meet, to walk past, to drink amongst, to shit and piss with, to take lifts with, cutting transmission chances from 1 million % (with non-vaccinated people) to half a million % (with vaccinated people) isn't going to make bugger all difference is it.
And we still need to take into account the amount of time spent with the person as well. Spending, say, 30 seconds with a vaccinated virus carrier (VVC) puts me at, say, 50% risk. A minute puts me at a 100% risk. How is the vaccine cutting down transmission then? It cuts it down theoretically, but real life experiences renders it negligible.
Percentages have to take on board the whole story, not just the individual chances. Buying a lottery ticket might give you a chance at winning a million quid. Buying a 2nd can double your chances. But that's great if only 4 lottery tickets are produced, not if a 100 million are produced.
You could say that you stand a far better chance at striking the lottery than NOT getting the virus from VVCs given that the viral load of a VVC also stands to increase with that person's contact with other VVCs, and your contact with multiple VVCs. Even if you come into contact with one person, you are also coming into contact with everyone the person has met. So where is the real life benefit of 50% reduced transmission? I'm genuinely asking.
This renders vaccine Passports or POVs - proof of vaccine - for employees, entry, etc, utterly pointless and anti-Human Rights, especially since it is an experimental vaccine, and many have had a variety of adverse reactions to it.
All these studies appear to be looking at standalone cases in terms of how much virus a VVC carries or can transmit, NOT how much this increases upon contact with more persons in a multitude of ways.
Whilst it may not be a myth that vaccination reduces viral transmission by half, it making any significant difference in real world experiences might very well be.
Reduced transmission from vaccination can very much be utterly pointless because even 1 vaccinated infected person can start the whole pandemic again. Let's not forget that the whole pandemic started with ONE person didn't it.
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