Just read the line "f you've been vaccinated for COVID […] You are 2x / 3x more likely to get infected with COVID than someone who's unvaccinated with natural immunity." (with a link to…I guess some proof).
Still… maybe I'm confused about words, but vaccinated does not mean immune, and thus therefore, vaccinated (or not) are infinitely more likely to get infected than those who are naturally immune.
Like, people who are bullet proof are infinitely more likely to survive being hit by a bullet…
@rem
Vaccines are, by definition, designed to make you immune. Diseases are 'designed' to fuck your body. I guess the main reason vaccines don't always get better immunity than the diseases is nobody would get a vaccine with the same 'side effects' as the disease, so there are limits in the quantity and quality of what they put in them.
Another reason is natural immunity is always updated with the current variant, vaccines never are fully updated. In the long term, both of them tend to get even.
