There's also the little matter of varying batch lethality. There are about 10 Pfizer batches responsible for the lions share of the adverse events, incl death. I don't know how 'vax sites' are supplied with specific batches of the jab serum. I've heard that 'red' voting states received the more lethal batches but I haven't seen hard data on that. I can't imagine how the 2nd shot and boosters are matched (if they are) to your first shot to obtain specific outcomes or if it's all a crap shoot. I remember that military was involved in rapidly getting the vax distributed to the local sites - but, to my knowledge, that only was around for the initial rollout when the serum had to be kept extra cold prior to administration.

Would be interesting to see a really detailed breakdown of where the adverse events/jab deaths are geographically located. (by socioeconomic status/wealthy vs poor neighborhoods?) Also curious about how the results look from the nursing home resident jab program along with boosters - we heard about the horrible run of Alpha covid from co-mingling active covid cases in the homes, but it seems like these jabs would have had overwhelming negative effects on this captive population.