I think you have misunderstood. The risk from vaccinated people has nothing to do with the vaccine per se, it is because vaccinated people are 5 or 6 time more likely to be infected, and thus there is a level of infection in the vaccinated - and thus possible transmission - not present in unvaccinated. Since by now in most populations an…
I think you have misunderstood. The risk from vaccinated people has nothing to do with the vaccine per se, it is because vaccinated people are 5 or 6 time more likely to be infected, and thus there is a level of infection in the vaccinated - and thus possible transmission - not present in unvaccinated. Since by now in most populations an unvaccinated person is much more likely to have multiple contacts with vaccinated people than unvaccinated, probability dictates they are at higher risk of infection from vaccinated.
I think you have misunderstood. The risk from vaccinated people has nothing to do with the vaccine per se, it is because vaccinated people are 5 or 6 time more likely to be infected, and thus there is a level of infection in the vaccinated - and thus possible transmission - not present in unvaccinated. Since by now in most populations an unvaccinated person is much more likely to have multiple contacts with vaccinated people than unvaccinated, probability dictates they are at higher risk of infection from vaccinated.