1. Am I correct that term "herd immunity" does not refer to a single organism's immunity but rather the result of the herd becoming unable to transmit the virus to the herd population through vaccinations or as the result of infection acquired immunity? Simply too few carriers?
2. So unvaccinated people have no real acquired immunity. And though the herd becomes more resistent to the impact of the virus herd members still can catch it and can still transmit it to the unvaccinated in the herd. So as we increase the asymptomatic spreaders of the
3. virus while not fully vaccinating the herd, aren't we simply increasing the opportunity for the virus to infect the unvaccinated? Remember, 8 Yankees had the virus and the vaccine and still tested positive. Have we checked to see if their respiration carried a large active
4. Covid19 virus load sufficient to meet the early Wuhan metric of 10 minutes at six feet results in an infection? @CDCDirector
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