The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are 95% effective. The J&J vaccine is 80% effective.
Presently about 168 million Americans are fully vaccinated.
If we just go with 95% effectiveness, 5% have a risk of still becoming ill from Covid or a variant with profound symptoms.
That means over 75,000 people are vaccinated but can still become ill with Covid or a variant.
We see just a drop in a bucket of those 5% people reported in media, main stream or various social media sources.
So it’s even more than the daily trickle of a few here or there.
But, it’s totally expected. It’s not a shocking expectation. IMO
Those numbers on efficacy are based on less than ideal contextual trials as they were performed before emergence of new variants, on a small subset of people, with very little passage of time.
95% effective compared to what? Were they exposing test subjects to the virus during the testing phase?
Which means that the pool party mentioned in 3 (11 jabbed people getting the Chicom flu) occurred on a chance of 0.00000000000048828125%. That’s about 1 in 2 trillion.
I think there might be something wrong with Pfizer’s and Moderna’s calculations.
Ok so I was wrong.
Extremely fuzzy math.
I lacked Zeros and my math was off but I guessed on the fly because I was busy at the time.
Anyway………..5% of 168 million people is actually 8.4 million people.
So 8.4 million people are not going to have a positive immunity from the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.
Yet we only see a trickle of cases reported daily.