[BurningFrog]

Sure, there are plenty of bewildering mysteries in this field.

But I don't think they apply to these rather basic questions about how these mRNA vaccines work.

The theory for how they work is clear, and strongly confirmed by the studies showing 95% effectiveness.

Is there really any reason to think that a booster shot that provides 95% protection when given after 21 days will be damaging after 12 weeks?

Or that when two shots gives 95% immunity, 1 shot might give negative immunity?

This what's being implied by the "you never now, so let's do NOTHING" crowd here!