Herd immunity is the idea that if enough people get immunized against a disease, they’ll create protection for even those who aren’t vaccinated. This is important to protect those who can’t get vaccinated, like immunocompromised children.
You can see in the image how low levels of vaccination lead to everyone getting infected. Medium levels slow down the progression of the illness, but they don’t offer robust protection to the unvaccinated. But once you read a high enough level of vaccination, the disease gets effectively road-blocked. It can’t spread fast enough because it encounters too many vaccinated individuals, and so the majority of the population (even the unvaccinated people) are protected.
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Today (September 12) is Neil Peart Day. He would have turned 69. Even though he is no longer with us, the legacy he left will never be forgotten. The man, the myth, the legend. Rest in peace, Neil.
Damn, I guess living a few hundred miles inland kinda sucks if you want to man a lighthouse