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Topic	Vaccine only gives 3% protection after 6 months?
DarkRoast 10/17/21 9:14:17 PM #34:	badjay posted... I looked quickly to see how they get this so called "3%," and here's their chart. Someone mind explaining this weird P-Value here? Because they use this august hazard ratio to come to the conclusion that it's about 3% effective because 1-Hazard ratio so the average for august is .97. 1-.97 is therefore the 3% they claim. But with their own self admitted p value of .5172 makes this really hard to believe. You generally want a p-value lower than .0001. So...is this whole thing pointless conjecture? Why is this released as if it's official when they post their own p-value of .5172. It makes no sense. I'll read the whole thing to try to find out, and edit this if anything pops up. Judging by the ridiculous confidence interval, my guess is that basically nobody they studied (VA recipients) received the J&J vaccine, which is why that "3%" had no meaningful impact on the overall average immunity rate of ~60% --- Razer Blade 15 - Core i7 9750H, RTX 2080 Max-Q, 32 GB DDR4 2666 <cite>DarkRoast posted [p:959138631] in Vaccine on... [t:79714720]...</cite> <quote>badjay posted... </cite> <quote>I looked quickly to see how they get this so called "3%," and here's their chart. Someone mind explaining this weird P-Value here? Because they use this august hazard ratio to come to the conclusion that it's about 3% effective because 1-Hazard ratio so the average for august is .97. 1-.97 is therefore the 3% they claim. But with their own self admitted p value of .5172 makes this really hard to believe. You generally want a p-value lower than .0001. So...is this whole thing pointless conjecture? Why is this released as if it's official when they post their own p-value of .5172. It makes no sense. I'll read the whole thing to try to find out, and edit this if anything pops up.</quote> Judging by the ridiculous confidence interval, my guess is that basically nobody they studied (VA recipients) received the J&J vaccine, which is why that "3%" had no meaningful impact on the overall average immunity rate of ~60% --- Razer Blade 15 - Core i7 9750H, RTX 2080 Max-Q, 32 GB DDR4 2666</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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