Dude. I'm as anti covid as it comes. I'm just smart enough to read stats. I have a master's in it. Trust me... This data doesn't tell you what you think it does. If it did, I'd be all over it.

I mean... Why are the number of double vaxxers so much lower than unvaccinated?

The way I understand it is if you're vaccinated you have a lower chance of catching covid-19, so of the people who are vaccinated and do catch it, their outcome will of course be worse because you must be very susceptible to catch covid when you had the vaccine.

Overall though, it looks like the vaccine reduces total number of cases and total number of deaths.

Pretty sure the cost is built into the low salaries...

What's the third?