5MilesBack
"DADDY"
I think you meant to say "risk/reward to a very small percentage of the population" to make that statement scientifically and mathematically accurate.But that isn't reason to discount the risk vs reward that the vaccines offer to the majority of the population.
For a lot of us, we work off of logic, reason, science, and probabilities.....and then we do our own risk assessment based on those to make our decisions. From what we've seen in the last two years, we have about a 98% chance of avoiding death and severe illness from this virus even if we're unvaccinated. Yet we have no information on what the risks will be from these shots 2 years, 5 years, or 10+ years down the road.
Now......if 50% of the unvaccinated were dying or falling severely ill from this thing......then maybe some people's risk tolerance might change their decision on the shots. But if 50% of the vaccinated start having all kinds of complications from those shots down the road, will the vaccinated be able to change their decisions based on that risk assessment?