I love those absolutishms. āTHE studyā.
You know what is the thing that has been published the most lately? Bogus and Biased studieS. There are literally thousands of them.
I even saw one, signed by my homecountry minister of health, which stated āOnly vaccinated people get covid.ā (then you go to look at the study, and it had less than 10 people as the study group, all selected because they had covid after taking the first jab. And no control group.)
But ok, letās assume you read THE study, written by an almighty and unbiased source. So mind if I dissecate your arguments?
This is both true and untrue.
At an individual level, being vaccinated does not preventing you from infecting someone else.
If you vaccinate only 1 individual out of 1K, they will catch and transmit it, just because the virus, by definition, will mutate and invalidate the vaccine just because it is going back and forth on everyone else.
If you vaccinate 1K individuals out of the 1K, then the study will show you that being vaccinated stops you from spreading.
Thatās how vaccines work. they NEED a high percentage of the population to be imunized otherwise they are inefective.
This high percentage is directly correlated to how fast the virus can spread and mutate. and we know Covid spreads and mutates very fast. Thereforefore we need a very high percentage.
Do you know that āViral Loadā means nothing on itās own?
Is it the viral load of what?
If we are talking about expectorated mucus Viral Load, then I would expect to see a difference.
But if we are talking about blood current Viral Load, there should be no difference!
This is because a Vaccine does not prevent you from getting in contact with the virus. It will make it so that your body will fight the virus off quicker and reduce how much of it you release.
But if you infect two individuals, by the time you collect their blood and sample it, the viral load will be the same, no matter if one of them is vaccinated and the other is not.
Heck, if youāre fast enough even a dead guyās viral load will be the same in that scenario!
Now, given how much faster is measuring viral loads with a blood sample than via natural expectoration (mostly considering how little would a vaccinated individual expectorate), then it is expected studies will take that approach.
Soā¦
If you are gonna bark at others for not reading āThe Studyā, then please do yourself a favour and learn how to read a study.
Because right now, you are the one who seems to be
If you are to quote studies on a scientifically oriented community, you should first do a critical reading of them.