[Golden Eagle]

You'll be dealing with very low overall hospitalization rates with a vaccinated population like this.

Only if you have a very high deployment rate.

A deployment rate that equals distributed shots to most Americans every 70 days.

Not realistic, to say the least. Independent of the unknown dangers of a shot rate reaching that frequency, which you haven't yet addressed.

[semimojo]

Only if you have a very high deployment rate.

Everyone in this study had to be eligible for the booster which presumably means they were already vaccinated.

Independent of the unknown dangers of a shot rate reaching that frequency, which you haven't yet addressed.

We've given well over half a billion shots in the US and I haven't seen an increasing rate of any particular problems. Absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence but given the number of multiply vaccinated people I'd expect to see a problem if there were one.