Surprised this was downvoted. From a purely self-interested perspective it makes sense. For anyone who's not aware of the (very low) risk of harm from various v

Surprised this was downvoted. From a purely self-interested perspective it makes sense. For anyone who's not aware of the (very low) risk of harm from various vaccines, see https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/side-effects.htm https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/side-effects.htm. "Life-threatening severe illness with organ failure (about 1 person in 250,000). More than half the people who suffer this side effect die.", for instance, is a side effect of the yellow fever vaccination, which might still be a higher chance than the chance of catching yellow fever, especially if everybody else has been vaccinated against it. Of course it doesn't hold so well when not everybody else has been vaccinated, as then the chance of catching the disease is higher. That's presumably why OP added the qualifier "everybody else is vaccinated".