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True, except that there's a 100% chance of risk with taking the vaccine and a much less chance than that of actually getting COVID before it mutates into someth
by ghoward 5y ago
True, except that there's a 100% chance of risk with taking the vaccine and a much less chance than that of actually getting COVID before it mutates into something less deadly and serious, as all plagues have done.
- yongjik 5y ago> there's a 100% chance of risk with taking the vaccine ... Probability doesn't work that way. That's like saying I should buy lottery tickets instead of index funds, because with lottery there's a 100% chance of getting a chance of getting the first prize.
- ghoward 5y agoNo, I'm saying that electing to not take the vaccine means I have to multiply the probabilities of complications from COVID by the chance I'll get COVID, while if I take the vaccine, I multiply the probabilities of complications from the vaccine by 100%.
- Gibbon1 5y ago> I multiply the probabilities of complications from the vaccine by 100%. 0% times 100% is 0%
- ghoward 5y agoBy that same math, there is 0% chance of complications from COVID. There is not a 0% chance of complications from vaccines. If you believe that, you need to look at the CDC's own data, as well as data from other countries.