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Originally Posted by jfman
But they're all vaccinated. So who do they pass it on to within the venue who is at risk?
You are right that distancing, masks, etc will remain important within the wider population and in general but there will be overwhelming pressure from many sectors of the economy to develop environments these aren't necessary for those vaccinated.
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Well, they could still pass it on to each other (albeit that they probably won't get too seriously ill from it). These extra infections could then be passed onto the wider population as you say.
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Originally Posted by Paul
The point of vaccination is not to eradicate, but to control.
We have not eradicated flu, or measles, or many others, they still exist, but we dont have lockdowns and masks/distancing etc every year becasue of them.
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It must surely be hoped that eradication is the end result though.
One thing that seems to be different between the two is that flu must come in seasons or at certain times of the year, hence why we have flu vaccinations at a certain time of the year.
Covid doesn't look to be doing this.