Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "UK, Decline and Fall" video.

I agree with everything you say but on this occasion I think he might be right. It would be better coming from someone else because nobody trusts him.
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It doesn't exactly work like that , a household that becomes fully infected can be over a longer time. It seems consistent with Melbourne Victoria when they lockdown hard cases continued to rise for about 2 weeks from memory. Maybe with the Delta variant it will be a little quicker. So opening up the same thing it can take a while for the spread to accelerate. My guess is cases will increase because the efficacy of vaccines against infection of Delta is only 60% or so. This one I think will know next week.
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Depends how many people have the virus.
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@robinirons541 no that 92% number doesn't stop infections, the vaccines only stop the infection of Delta variant by about 60% so some households after vaccination will still all get infected it's statistically impossible it doesn't happen at all unless the virus dies out.
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@puffthemagicdragon9534 maybe 1 in 1 million. Queensland has had over 3 million tests and 1770 total cases so even if you assumed every positive test was a false positive it's only about 1 in 2000. Obviously we have had cases just like everywhere so of course can't be all false positives.
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It took quite a long time to find the origin of SARS1 so it's not that easy unless someone already knows as in a lab leak that they are aware of. It could also be a lab leak that they are unaware of, a virus on a bat that was never studied at all but someone caught it. An animal can carry several viruses at once.
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