Not angry at all, you are just cherry picking information to suit your own agenda, not realising that it has nothing to do with your agenda. And BTW as the previous poster said it does not confirm anything about the viral loads meaning you are contagious or not, vaccinated or not. You are joining two dots that don't add up, therefore making yourself look stupid, hence my comment.
Coil cautioned that a higher viral load doesn’t necessarily equate directly to transmissibility. And research done elsewhere has indicated that the viral load in vaccinated individuals may drop much more quickly than in unvaccinated individuals.
The study is not wrong,
your assumption is wrong.
You are trying to push that the study is somehow saying that vaccinated cohorts spread the virus in the same way unvaccinated does, which is completely false. When actual data suggests that it slows transmission significantly up to 80-90%. If you are going down the path that somehow we missed that vaccinated people can spread the virus, well 'duh' there's obviously 10-20% of cases that do, hence it doesn't stop the virus 100%.