> I am stunned so few governments publish such "in the wild" data
[warning: tinfoil hat...] Can you think of an incentive for governments to be honest with such "in the wild" data?
If you were a senior politician trying to assist your government in driving up the vaccination rate, then publishing hard data that 94% of your population already have the antibiodies is hardly going to help, is it?
[warning: tinfoil hat...] Can you think of an incentive for governments to be honest with such "in the wild" data?
If you were a senior politician trying to assist your government in driving up the vaccination rate, then publishing hard data that 94% of your population already have the antibiodies is hardly going to help, is it?