I'm in agreement with you on this.... yes the 'shock' factor of the falling immune response (quite normal really but seriously overblown) and the omicron developments would have considerable impact on those who aren't well informed on the immune system, the nature of viruses to change due to the reproduction adsorbing some of the host DNA and the development of omicron's ability to evade the immune system...
but like I said earlier, the virus also evades detection of natural immunity through previous exposure to the infection. Reinfection rates are high and one study I read compared the virus response to Pfizer, Moderna and high-potency immunoglobulin from previously infected people. the Vaccines worked slightly better than the natural immunity response even though they used an absurdly high potency concentration of immunoglobulin.
