[HuwytNashi083]

That's also not counting all the other risks that come with vaccination - including death.

Also that individuals have variable probability of exposure to and infection with the virus, which may be very low, while vaccination carries a 100% 'probability'.

Also that one may reasonably expect to commit to many vaccinations. Australia, where I am, has already financially committed to more than 9 per capita - if they're buying them, I expect they expect to be using them. That's a lot of rolls of the dice.

[nicoburns]

Covid-19 has higher rates of death than vaccines too. It’s also highly transmissible. The probability of exposure is very high unless someone is isolating themselves from society entirely.

[eloff]

> That's also not counting all the other risks that come with vaccination - including death.

All of which are one or more orders of magnitude higher [edit s/than/with] with the virus according to the data, which is excellent now that there are over 6.3 billion vaccine doses administered worldwide.

> Also that individuals have variable probability of exposure to and infection with the virus, which may be very low, while vaccination carries a 100% 'probability'.

Covid is not going anywhere. Over time the probability of being exposed to it approaches 1. The only question is do you want to be vaccinated when that happens?

[funcDropShadow]

> All of which are one or more orders of magnitude higher than the virus according to the data

I assume you mean lower.

[eloff]

Yes, thank you

[croes]

Interesting how you completely ignore the risk of an corona infection and totally underestimates the infection risk. The virus will become endemic so the infection risk is near to 100%. Additonally the virus is neurotrope so late effects are possible.

[consp]

> which may be very low

Looking at the sewage data around here, your low is about 100% as well. There is no place in my country without any exposure so it's just a matter of time.