You are welcome, for the restraint. I thought you'd get a chuckle out of that.I appreciate your restraint. LOL.
and as I present in my little two-bit paper; I do understand the difference in programming a cell vice changing its DNA.
Since the boosters are being pushed at 5 months (surreal, btw, shouldn't that scream ineffective?), do you think this is the maximum duration of CV19 spike protein imitation production?
Thus far the boosters are not being pushed at all (in the US, in Israel they are recommending boosters within 6 months due to varients but they also report the vaccine to still be over 70% effective which is why the US decided against boosters at this time except for the most compromised).
But no, this does not show the vaccine ineffective. There have been years where three flu shots have been administered. And the boosters are not intended to bring someone from no protection back up to a protected level. They are intended to make up for the decrease in efficiency (go from about 70% back up to right at 100%).
This deals with the Pfizer vaccine. Studies have shown the Moderna vaccine still above 90% effective after 7 months. The studies I read believe this is due to the amount of vaccine (three times the amount of the Pfizer vaccine). This is why we do not know if there will even be Moderna boosters this year.