R, on the other hand, describes the number of people that each infected individual will go on to infect given a range of different scenarios
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Also, good to note that herd immunity requires a LOT of people to get infected If 60% of the population gets sick, and 1% of the cases die, that's 0.6% of THE ENTIRE POPULATION dead In the UK, that's millions of people
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Relying on herd immunity requires a LOT of people to get sick. And so a LOT of fatalities. :( Preventing or reducing spread sounds like a better plan.
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