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They don't have that data. They're only studying trial participants (people that had the vaccine). They're not studying its effect on everyone else in the world.
They don't need to study everyone in the world. The way the vaccine trials work is they jab a bunch of people and then see if they develop symptoms followed by a positive PCR test and compare with a placebo group. You could run the trial and give participants regular PCR tests, regardless of any symptoms, but that isn't what the trials have done so far.
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Being vaccinated is like installing a sprinkler system. The fire still burns (virus replicates) for a bit before the sprinklers kick in.
They don't have that data. They're only studying trial participants (people that had the vaccine). They're not studying its effect on everyone else in the world.