To explain the discrepancy in absolute numbers, I'd likely turn to pattern of behaviour: most (95%?) of the world hasn't gotten COVID yet, and most of those who

To explain the discrepancy in absolute numbers, I'd likely turn to pattern of behaviour: most (95%?) of the world hasn't gotten COVID yet, and most of those who are or would get vaccinated early exhibit a pattern of behaviour that's less risky anyway. But saying the actual numbers like you are 3x more likely to die if unvaccinated with equal exposure, doesn't quite sell it the same way (because it means 30% would die anyway). I still believe it's worth it, but that's what the numbers say, and it's not as black and white anymore.