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I’m no scientist so I can’t answer any of your question.

But I did get the Pfizer shots. No outward ill effects.

I felt I had to because I travel internationally, a lot. At least I used to. I was sitting on a plane in Minneapolis, headed to Oslo when President Trump more or less shut down international air travel. I have a home in Sweden that I haven’t been to in well over a year.

But if you don’t plan on travelling and don’t have a job that requires the shot or have medical concerns, I would suggest skipping it for now.

What is the rush?

Why do any of it?

I don’t get flu shots. I don’t get numbed when I get dental work. I don’t drink too much and I don’t smoke.

I do practice reasonable hygiene. I wash my hands often. I stay out of tight crowds. I stay away from sick people as best I can.

I haven’t gotten a transmittable sickness in years except a common cold.

Best wishes and stay healthy!

“-Trump colluded with the Russians.
-There were no voting irregularities in the Presidential election.
-Police are the problem not antifa, blm, or the criminals.
-Trump and the MAGA party tried to overthrow the government when they stormed the Capitol.
-White Supremacy is the greatest threat to our Nation.
-The border crisis is Trump’s fault.
-It is necessary for masks and lock downs to continue indefinitely even if it is destroying lives and small middle class businesses.
-TRUST US, TAKE THE EXPERIMENTAL VACCINE (or else you’ll be punished.)”
Why would I want to follow the advice of pathological, self-serving liars?

Thank you. A friend has a home in Germany and he described the protocol to fly there. A temperature check AND a rapid Covid test at EACH boarding and unboarding and there were plane changes involved. He was not vaccinated at the time so I wonder if being vaccinated would make you fail the rapid test. That would suck. And you would be at the mercy of each country’s vaccine passport requirement.