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This makes a makes a majority of my coworkers who have had their shots. We've had a few non-shot people as well, but they've all reported they had contact with a sick, jabbed person over the holidays.

Thank god for these shots, right?

This makes a makes a majority of my coworkers who have had their shots. We've had a few non-shot people as well, but they've all reported they had contact with a sick, jabbed person over the holidays. Thank god for these shots, right?

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That doesn't explain the positive correlation between vaccination status and the rate of infection. In California at least, the higher the percentage of a county's population that is vaccinated the higher their case rate since January 1.

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Actually it could simply be that after being jabbed, they think they are invincible so go back to normal life putting themselves at higher risk.

Also however many new strains.

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That would suggest the unjabbed are being more careful than the jabbed, but I can't see it.

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Well in the UK the unjabbed are still taking sick leave, and employers are beginning to stop the unvaxed from doing as such.