I suspect there are ways to deploy vaccines in a more efficient way that really does reduce (or even prevent) transmission. Or, alternatively, reduce severity to the point where it's unnoticeable. It's just going to take a little time, and a lot of math. For example, my girlfriend and I have been making a point to space out our boosters …
I suspect there are ways to deploy vaccines in a more efficient way that really does reduce (or even prevent) transmission. Or, alternatively, reduce severity to the point where it's unnoticeable. It's just going to take a little time, and a lot of math.
For example, my girlfriend and I have been making a point to space out our boosters from one another, so our immunity peaks and troughs don't line up.
I suspect there are ways to deploy vaccines in a more efficient way that really does reduce (or even prevent) transmission. Or, alternatively, reduce severity to the point where it's unnoticeable. It's just going to take a little time, and a lot of math.
For example, my girlfriend and I have been making a point to space out our boosters from one another, so our immunity peaks and troughs don't line up.