@metal-brain saidBecause it doesn't matter to the point I am making i.e. what percentage of vaccinated people got the Delta variant in the period of the studies.
Your methodology is flawed. You didn't compare it to the unvaccinnated with previous infections and that is 19 out of 16,215. They used the same number of people in both groups, right?
What is 19 out of 16,215 Mr. math wizard?
That's 1-1.5% in the two studies YOU cited.
@no1marauder saidWhat is 19 out of 16,215 Mr. math wizard?
Because it doesn't matter to the point I am making i.e. what percentage of vaccinated people got the Delta variant in the period of the studies.
That's 1-1.5% in the two studies YOU cited.
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@metal-brain said"More than ever" in this case equals 130 active cases in a population of almost 6 million according to WM.
OUTBREAK: 80% Vaccinated Singapore Has More Infections Than Ever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph-co5r_ylA
That's about 1/one thousandth of the US rate.
EDIT: Sorry looked at the wrong column; 130 is Singapore's total deaths for COVID which is about 1/100th of the US death rate.
Active cases are a bit over 23,000 which is about 1/7th the US rate.
@metal-brain saidStop nitpicking information and using it out of context.
Duh!
https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/covid-19-vaccine/news/20210825/cdc-covid-19-vaccines-66-percent-effective-against-delta-variant
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/564288-study-pfizer-vaccine-88-percent-effective-against-delta-variant
This one says 64%
https://www.nj.com/coronavirus/2021/07/delta-variant-is-pfizer-vaccine-effective-against-dominant-strai ...[text shortened]... confirms-vaccine-less-effective-against-delta-variant-eyes-third-dose/
Once again.
Do math much?
My God, you are FFing tedious.
@no1marauder saidWhat is your source of information?
"More than ever" in this case equals 130 active cases in a population of almost 6 million according to WM.
That's about 1/one thousandth of the US rate.
EDIT: Sorry looked at the wrong column; 130 is Singapore's total deaths for COVID which is about 1/100th of the US death rate.
Active cases are a bit over 23,000 which is about 1/7th the US rate.
@metal-brain saidThe same one as before. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
What is your source of information?
Singapore is at #109.
This "what is your source of information" dodge you do is annoying when the same source is used repeatedly. You surely have access to the same information even if it isn't on your crank conspiracy and anti-vaxxer sites.
@no1marauder saidYou didn't provide your source.
The same one as before. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
Singapore is at #109.
This "what is your source of information" dodge you do is annoying when the same source is used repeatedly. You surely have access to the same information even if it isn't on your crank conspiracy and anti-vaxxer sites.
The case count is 19,190 Per Million and the # 109 is not determined on a per capita basis. Cambodia is at #108 and they have 6,710 cases per Million. Australia is # 106 and they have 4,640 cases per Million and Uganda 2,611.
At 80% vaccination rate shouldn't Singapore have a lower per capita case rate than Australia? The USA has 134,707 cases per M and we have a lower vaccination rate. And why does Israel have 139,244 cases per M? They have a higher vaccination rate than the USA.
Also, notice China at 67 cases per M with a # 112 position despite their high population.
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@no1marauder saidWhat is 19 out of 16,215?
From the Israeli study already cited, 238 cases out of 16,215 is .0146.
From your article, 24 divided by 2352 is .01.
So according to the numbers in the sources you used, a vaccinated person's chances of getting the Delta variant during the periods of the studies was approximately 1-1.5%.
About 7 times less, right?
Natural immunity is 7 times better than the Pfizer gene vaccine. That is why Fauci had no answer.
Gene vaccine mandates are incredibly stupid. Only morons support them.
People who were previously infected with the SARS2 virus have superior immunity to the gene vaccines.