For many people the risk of serious complications from COVID is similar. I am a young, healthy introvert working from home and enjoying the social isolation in

For many people the risk of serious complications from COVID is similar. I am a young, healthy introvert working from home and enjoying the social isolation in a location that does not have explosive spread right now. The product of "probability of getting COVID" * "having serious long term effects or death" is in the same ballpark for me. I would still get this vaccine (or the AZ one) if offered because I consider it my duty to be part of the herd immunity. But not everyone will do that, and the moment you have people in privileged position refusing one of the vaccines, you start (1) exacerbating inequalities (2) fueling conspiracy theories, mistrust, and vaccine hesitancy. If you assume that the world is perfectly rational, then you are right, but it is a running joke on HN to point out how economists used to make that same mistake and derive silly conclusions.