Covid cases vs. Covid shots per person, where each dot is a state. By pure coincidence, states with fewer vaccinations per person tend to have more cases.pic.twitter.com/IGg97JVeoF
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I mean, I suppose, but if you wanted to demonstrate that with a graph, would the graph be number of cases in vaccinated people vs. number of cases in unvaccinated people? If the goal is to demonstrate that vaccines work, there are much better graphs than this one.
If the goal, on the other hand, was to demonstrate that vaccination helps limit cases in _unvaccinated_ people, then I return to my original point: it seems like there are much more important variables at play.
Ultimately, the best graph to show they work is a graph from a randomized control trial.
And we already know that data very well, since the Phase 3 results of the mRNA vaccines were conclusive and were not low-sample-count, high-noise datasets like the one in this graph.
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