Third Jab's the Charm?
Two doses of the vaccine, according to both Moderna and Pfizer, provide little protection against Omicron but a third dose magically does. Can anyone explain to me how that works? How does a vaccine that was intended for a different variant have such a step-wise efficacy against a new variant that evades it if someone is only given two doses? Normally, you would expect some kind of linear response or, what is even more common, a logarithmic response where you see diminishing returns with an additional dose. But here we see the opposite.
This behavior is so unusual it requires an explanation, but no explanation is being offered. Is there a single other vaccine that show almost no efficacy for the first two doses and only kicks in with a third dose?
Of course, a little bit of research would have shown that the Spotify stock price change started before the Rogan controversy, but then again journalists don’t really do research anymore, do they?