There seems to be a data point (week) lag where the vaccinated upward trend follows the unvaccinated. Wonder if it’s because the vacinated don’t realise they are ill so quickly to get a test.
Edit: really interesting data though.
What is the Y axis, cases per 100k?
Are vaccinated being tested with the same frequency as unvaccinated?
This data isnt exactly useful as the unvaccinated get tested a lot more than the vaccinated.
Ya. No shit. Get vaccinated you assholes. If doctor’s tell me the vaccine is save, it is.
Why is not the diff rate a constant? I would expect it to be a constant. It’s say, why one increases linearly, while the other exponentially?
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Source: Ministry of Health Sachsen-Anhalt: [https://ms.sachsen-anhalt.de/fileadmin/Bibliothek/Politik_und_Verwaltung/MS/MS/Presse_Corona/2021_ZahlenPM/InzidenzenSachsenAnhalt.pdf](https://ms.sachsen-anhalt.de/fileadmin/Bibliothek/Politik_und_Verwaltung/MS/MS/Presse_Corona/2021_ZahlenPM/InzidenzenSachsenAnhalt.pdf)
There seems to be a data point (week) lag where the vaccinated upward trend follows the unvaccinated. Wonder if it’s because the vacinated don’t realise they are ill so quickly to get a test.
Edit: really interesting data though.
What is the Y axis, cases per 100k?
Are vaccinated being tested with the same frequency as unvaccinated?
This data isnt exactly useful as the unvaccinated get tested a lot more than the vaccinated.
Ya. No shit. Get vaccinated you assholes. If doctor’s tell me the vaccine is save, it is.
Why is not the diff rate a constant? I would expect it to be a constant. It’s say, why one increases linearly, while the other exponentially?