In the article, I talk about the risks of hospitalization and death for children, and then say explicitly "Yes, kids are protected from serious illness, just like their vaccinated grandparents, but they are not as protected from contracting the virus at all." (3/n)
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It's good to see that I made I was doing sufficiently obvious that you picked up on it. Again, don't be like antivaxxers. Don't think that your amateur knowledge and learning are sufficient to be able to dismiss current scientific understanding.
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what current scientific understanding are you even talking about? Emily cited data summarized by the CDC regarding death and hospitalization rates by age. These numbers are basically undisputed. People, including doctors, disagree about what to do based on that info
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"A bunch of individuals" sure. And they might not agree on everything! And when they do, they might disagree on the fine grain details. But when they as a whole agree on some basic things? Then yeah, oftentimes they have a better idea of what's going on.
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Plus the econ prof seems to very much not know some basic factors about disease spread, COVID, cost/benefit analysis, kids, vaccines...
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