Having just looked at all the graphs, I'm left with the clear impression that the vast majority of these vaccines were introduced as solutions to problems that no longer existed.
It's also clear that the vaccines that were introduced earlier — when the diseases were still somewhat significant — and appeared as though they may have caused disease reduction, would, if only they'd been introduced a bit later, have also been brought in when the problems no longer existed.
Which is to say, that the picture you've painted leads me to suppose that it's the engineers and not the vaccinators who've knocked down disease, i.e., clean water and sanitation, as opposed to vaccines.
That's quite the picture you've painted.
Having just looked at all the graphs, I'm left with the clear impression that the vast majority of these vaccines were introduced as solutions to problems that no longer existed.
It's also clear that the vaccines that were introduced earlier — when the diseases were still somewhat significant — and appeared as though they may have caused disease reduction, would, if only they'd been introduced a bit later, have also been brought in when the problems no longer existed.
Which is to say, that the picture you've painted leads me to suppose that it's the engineers and not the vaccinators who've knocked down disease, i.e., clean water and sanitation, as opposed to vaccines.
This series was amazing! Thank you ☺️
Thanks for compiling!
If a picture is worth a thousand words, we're looking at roughly 72, 000 wordsworth.
To get the full compound effect, I look forward to going through them all in detail in a single sitting.