You assume you know how the body responds to a vaccine that has not been in existence, even in test form more than 2 years. You project 11 years of outcome without any confirmatory tests. It must be wonderful to know everything about these issues. Then again, I would not bet any lives on your assumptions. Do as you wish.
Answered 10/4/2021
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Your assumption is incorrect. T-cell do not keep a calendar and have memory longer or shorter depending on the type of antigen. The risk of third dose is miniscule. Hundreds of thousands of people have died because they did not get vaccinated based on similar crackpot ideas being promulgated by people who know next to nothing about immunology.
Answered 10/5/2021
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The first two shots provide protection, but this primary immunization will wane rapidly. The booster, given six months later, provides the stimulus for secondary, long lasting protection. The level of antibody will be much higher and the antibody will persist much longer. This reduces the risk of infection for months more.
Answered 12/12/2021
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