Er, why would 1,000 out of 20,000 be a surprising result for a vaccine billed as being 95% effective? What were they expecting?https://twitter.com/rkhamsi/status/1416163271904727046 …
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But also, not everyone was vaccinated. So I mean... IDK. 1000 doesn't sound off to me even a little bit. It just sounds completely unsurprising. It's within the realm of expected possibility _even if everyone was vaccinated_, which they weren't.
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(And now that I think about it, it's especially weird because I don't know why they would think "vaccinated" or "tested negative" were like, equivalent criteria. Like the 95% literally means vaccinated people will be carrying this virus! 95% is not 100%! So weird :( )
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