Originally Posted by
Tfork
It was taken out of your math:
If no one was vaccinated, the the 17k becomes 41k, so 24k extra cases if no one was vaccinated per day based on your math.
So, I'm not exactly sure what you're saying about the ratios. And your use of percentages of total population certainly makes the number look small but aren't in reality. That's why I used the 24k instead. Don't forget, 24k extra cases equal much more in the long run.
Those are completely baseless assumptions that ignore the large number of other variables that cause infection, and assume vaccination prevents infection for all, which it clearly does not.
That is a funny statement, that I used percentage of the total population to make the numbers look small but they aren’t in reality? Those are the real numbers, and the total population is a real number. It is all real and grounded in reality. What it isn’t, is part of some fantasy that fits the narrative you are trying to push. So sorry if that is inconvenient.