> Your choice is between 3% and 0.15% - not 95% and 97%. I would put it differently: if we become covid carriers, we become spreaders. Those 3% are, thus, appl

> Your choice is between 3% and 0.15% - not 95% and 97%. I would put it differently: if we become covid carriers, we become spreaders. Those 3% are, thus, applied to a large population comprised of everyone we interact ina daily basis. Thus even if at most the likelihood that we die of covid is only 3% tops, the likelihood that at least one person that catches covid from us does is proportional to the number of people we infect. With a 3% fatality rate, the likelihood that at least one person we infect will die can reach 80% if we spread it to over 50 people. If we infect someone over 60, the likelihood that they will die from covid grows from that 3% to about 20%. So unless you are infected while living in a bubble, the real risk is far higher.