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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
That says 99.8% not 98% but I’m not sure where the figure comes from… ass official Covid stats put the risk at around 2-3% and “best guess” of the true figure (including low symptomatic and mild untested cases) has always been predicted at around 0.8% (I.e. 99.2% safe).
I suppose because of fewer deaths amongst the vaccinated that could now be down as low as 0.2% risk?
Of course that would still make the image wrong because UNVACCINATED people would still have the 0.8% risk.
It’s also entirely dependant on age and health.
Risk for a healthy 20 year old is waaaay lower than 0.2%. Risk for a 70 year old with health issues is easily 10%+ vaccinated or not. So really the stats can’t be applied generally… an individual’s “percentage risk” is going to be unique.
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