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I don't consider hundreds of millions of people successfully vaccinated as an "experimental trial". I get my third shot sometime after late November.

Your third shot is for what strain or mutation of the Wuhan Flu?

Forgive me, but how are you successfully vaccinated if you continue to require multiple "boosters" within 12 months between each dose?

As a true vaccine, it neither offers immunity nor prevents transference to others.

Therefore, until the immunity and transference issues are solved, I believe it is prudent to say these drugs are an experiment (possibly with the goal of creating a true vaccine).

And those who have been jabbed, are part of this experiment.

"Experiment" is a benign term.

Just a step in the scientific process.

Hi, Tiki. I feel successfully vaccinated given deaths & hospitalizations are down where I am and across the country. I'm not concerned the vaccine will shorten my life or make utensils attach themselves to my body whenever I open the silverware drawer. I'm not crazy about getting the flu shot every year, but I do it hoping it helps lesson my symptoms if I get the flu, I view the Covid vaccine the same way. There are many terrible ways to die, but suffocating ranks near the top for me. I know the jab isn't 100% effective, however I'd rather do something than nothing. There hasn't been a time where I've felt I'm participating in an experiment, if I had, I would take my chances like millions of others.