>I honestly don't know what you're arguing for here. I'm arguing for correct interpretation of the data. I didn't advocate for any particular action to be take

>I honestly don't know what you're arguing for here. I'm arguing for correct interpretation of the data. I didn't advocate for any particular action to be taken in my post, so somewhat surprised you inferred such. >when the data shows they over reacted When. You seem very sure. Almost as though you've already made up your mind about facts we don't have yet, exactly what I'm cautioning against. OK, since you seem to want me to argue for something more I'll do so. I support the booster programme based on the same reasons it was already started long before Omicron was discovered. The risks seem extremely low, while the potential benefits seem extremely high. The vaccine rollout here in the UK has been a fantastic success that's transformed our ability to manage the effects of the virus, and I think we need to push forward with it.