I see, it is all about the incubation and number of the virus. Vaccinated to vaccinated low count low infection Vaccinated to unvaccinated low count medium infection Unvaccinated to vaccinated high count medium infection Unvaccinated to unvaccinated high count high level of infection There would obviously be loads of different levels of contact It’s a bit of an unscientific explanation and I might be totally wrong.
Discusses what gives immunity against what, I'd rather not paraphrase, Chazz might find this interesting
It doesn't Chazz, in fact Goverments own statistics show the vaxxed per 100,000 actaully spread covid approx 2.5 times more than the unvaxxed which makes the likes of vaccine passports totally worthless. There is though a higher risk for other outcomes, unfortunatly theres no data on prevuiosly infected but no vax.
This data from August In the same report: COVID-19 vaccine surveillance report - week 36 (publishing.service.gov.uk) Vaccine Effectiveness
Revealed: First man in Britain to catch deadly strain of bird flu is a 79-year-old former railway worker who kept 20 Muscovy ducks INSIDE his home after befriending flock of 160 which lived in nearby Devon river he’s called Gosling too!!
Interesting thread with probably a lot of truth in it. However it does ignore the point that Facemasks especially are designed to cut risk to other people rather than yourself. On the other hand, some people in offices (by no means anywhere near the majority) will be used to assessing risks for groups of people. Maybe that’s got something to do with things too? Who knows. Edited to add: of course there will be plenty of people out of the office doing this too.
