This is really cool if depressing for how long I'll have to wait. Interestingly it assumes that kids will be vaccinated before adults w/o risk factors (including jobs) even though there's no approval vaccine for kids...yet. nytimes.com/interactive/20…
Evidently, I'm pretty close to the back of the line, which I'm fine with (rationally, anyway). 
A parallel analysis would be how long before those at the end of the line can be comforted by the fact that we're approaching herd immunity if all those ahead of you get it.
70% of US pop is ~heard immunity. And also right around when I'd get it. (if this analysis holds)
70% of US pop is ~heard immunity. And also right around when I'd get it. (if this analysis holds)
Couple things: this interactive is a a though experiment/guesstimate, and does not *actually* dictate your place in line.
As the most vulnerable, and those people/places most likely to spread, are vaccinated, everybody's risk goes down.
As the most vulnerable, and those people/places most likely to spread, are vaccinated, everybody's risk goes down.
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