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[–]ActuallyNot 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun -  (1 child)

That's bullshit, there's no way they could know that.

Well i linked to the paper.

Your links suck btw

The New England Journal of Medicine is a top 5 medical journal. At the moment probably the second most prestigious medial journal in the world. The don't have to publish papers that suck. They can pick and choose.

If you think there's something wrong with the methodology, be specific about what. If you think there are other papers of higher quality showing a lower effectiveness of the vaccine against delta, show me a few of those papers.

My wife does covid tests as part of her job. I don't think it matters if you're vaccinated as far as catching the delta variant.

Okay, I linked to a scholarly paper where they looked at the effect of the vaccines on Covid variants based on tens of thousands of people.

Your claim is "I don't think it matters". Based on what your wife does as part of her job.

And you question my critical thinking skills?

Everyone else is questioning your critical thinking skills, and what you think is evidence.

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Well i linked to the paper.

I know, did you read the methodology? You can't just blindly accept these things. There's a problem replicating a lot of the results of scientific papers.

The New England Journal of Medicine

Let me find a bad one, put on your stop watch. Oh, hit a pay wall after two articles.

Your claim is "I don't think it matters". Based on what your wife does as part of her job

Because this has become a highly politicized issue and frankly they think, and they're probably right, that people are too stupid to be given all the facts and be allowed to make their own decisions.

So yeah, I believe real data from the source.