The key figure is how many who have had covid have been infected twice prior to vaccines being rolled out big time?
The answer is very very few.
What does this tell us?
This obviously tells you that our immune system is better than any of the current vaccines.
If you want to draw that conclusion to best suit a narrative you could say that.
What isn't obvious is if they learned anything from catching it?
What was their behaviour like before becoming infected?
Did they change their behaviour?
Got freaked out and decided to wear masks and social distance better perhaps?
In actual forthcoming data as presented in my post you are rebutting, studies are showing otherwise.One unpublished paper that has yet to be peer-reviewed, from researchers at Oxford University, found that the protection against any kind of confirmed infection with delta by the two-dose Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine was slightly better than natural infection.
Another study, published in the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report in August, found that unvaccinated residents of Kentucky who were infected with the coronavirus in 2020 were more than twice as likely to become reinfected in May and June 2021, compared with those who were previously infected and fully vaccinated.
