Fine, so let's day that the chances of getting covid are higher between the first shot and 14 days after the second. If you are arguing that this is the basis to claim that vaccination poses higher risk for selecting escape variants then the problem is not the vaccine itself, it's a behavioral one: people should minimize social contacts and act as if they're unvaccinated until 14days after the 2nd shot pass. Correct? So I'm still confused whether you are trying to argue that *full vaccination* contributes more to the selection of escape variants than non-vaccination