Fort Fun Indiana
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Yep. And this is why people are left cherry picking individual studies and misrepresenting data to prop up their narrative. The evidence on the whole does not support their claims and actually contradicts their claims. So we get treated to cherry picked blogs, lies about the CDC website content, youtube videos, and silly 'spiracy theories.The Data from multiply studies so far suggests efficacy rates of more than 67 percent for the J&J vaccine, 72 to 95 percent for the Moderna vaccine, and 64 to 96 percent for the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine depending whether you are fully or partially vaccinated.