> but isn't there a surprising correlation between the availability of the upcoming booster shot and the "uptick" in covid cases? No conspiracy required: every

> but isn't there a surprising correlation between the availability of the upcoming booster shot and the "uptick" in covid cases? No conspiracy required: everybody going back to school was going to cause an uptick irrespective of booster. However, things are exacerbated by the booster being late. The booster was supposed to be out in August before everybody went back to school.