@Infoseepage The 100-to-10k is because of superspreader events here. The moment the clubs were allowed to be opened without restrictions and this 'testing for access' (which was a big fiasco as it got cheated with), was also the moment we immediately got hundreds of infections. This Dansen met Jansen was one of the worst ideas ever.
I don't visit clubs, bars, anything. I visit only my parents and the supermarket and the outdoors. I'm not in contact with the 19-29 year olds which are the majority of the infections now (80+%). They're in their own infection bubble and a fair amount of them are still unvaccinated or not fully vaccinated yet.
I'm definitely staying away from that stupidity.
@trinsec In the US, we didn't create really any sort of functional "vaccine passport" system, not even on a voluntary basis. The CDC vaccine cards have no inbuilt document security. They're literally just a piece of printed cardstock.
A lot of stores around the country have gone to a "honor system" where vaccinated people can go maskless, which is absurd basis on which to operate in a nation where a good chunk of the population has been as politically belligerent about masking as in the US.
@trinsec Yeah, this whole thing where mass-spread environments are being allowed to operate so long as people are vaccinated or tested is a fundamentally bad idea. Not only do you have fully vaccinated people acting as spreaders, but testing has a lot of sampling problems, as well as the potential for overt cheating.