> Your family member's instinct that his risks may be higher from the vaccine might be entirely in line with the reality. Based on the VAERS data, this is prob

> Your family member's instinct that his risks may be higher from the vaccine might be entirely in line with the reality. Based on the VAERS data, this is probably the case for anyone under the age of 60. It is definitely the case for anyone under the age of 30. But everyone gets similarly bludgeoned with population-level data to convince them to make an individual-level decision. If you want to call them selfish, go for it. But they're not stupid.