Fort Fun Indiana
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Yes, vaccines improve that response and prevent infection, thereby also preventing transmission.But the point is no immune system can work until after an infection has triggered the alarm system.
I see what you are doing: playing loose with the word "infection". I think I will leave you to that silliness.
Thank you for the argument that no vaccines ever have or ever will protect us from "infection". I will file that one in the circular file.