Yes, I would, and did.So would you get a poke that's 95% effective for a disease 99.7% survive? That does not make sense to me, but to each their own.
Chuck
I know someone who was 30 and died from this. Not with this, of this. My optometrist is 60 in good health, he spent 2 weeks on a ventilator.
My uncle talked like you, until he got it (age 63) and spent months dealing with serious lung clotting issues on death's door a couple times.
That 99.7% survival number you share is pulled from thin air, the 95% effective number I shared is hard data. Everyone knows by now the severity of COVID is very age-dependent. An average "99.7", even if it were true, is meaningless to an individual assessing their risk. If you're 85 years old it's more like 60% survival.
You act like 95% effective is a bad thing. If you are higher risk, take whatever that risk is and reduce it by 95%, you're saying that's a bad deal?