Covid outbreaks are not a good thing, not sure why you would claim that? Even when they demonstrate the relative effectiveness of the vaccines.
> you know what would be way more impressive? If the vaccines actually stopped the spread of COVID-19
Again, I'm no sure what your point is. Given that we have 80% effective vaccines, what should we do, use them or not?
> Guess we won't be able to blame the unvaccinated for recent spread anymore.
To be clear, are you suggesting that _lower_ vaccination rates would result in less spread of COVID? Yeah, have another think about that.
The rest of the diagram is just arithmetic. The results are counter-intuitive, but it's not calculus.
FYI, No point in linking to The Daily Mail UK, it is not in any sense a serious publication. Wikipedia wont take it, we shouldn't either.