It's probably going to sweep a lot of European countries—even ones that had massive waves because "massive waves" usually involve 10-30% infected, leaving another 70% vulnerable. I don't understand why it's so hard to explain how exponential threats work, even after a year.
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Vaccines are providing *some* help in the US now. However, they were providing *zero* help when US cases began major declines. And very little help up until recent weeks. This is all driven by immunity. Did IL begin its decline in Nov. due to vaccines? What about Dakotas in Oct.?
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Then you also realize we did not get B.1.1.7 introduced/growing in the US until more recently—unlike UK, obviously and much of Europe—and we have been lucky that way? Motte-and-bailey needs a bit better finessing here.
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