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> But the odds of getting Covid are far less than the odds of getting the vaccine. At this point my conclusion is that everyone either get - the vaccine, - t

> But the odds of getting Covid are far less than the odds of getting the vaccine. At this point my conclusion is that everyone either get - the vaccine, - the vaccine and covid - or covid without the vaccine - or just covid within the next couple of years unless they live outside of society. I see no way an ordinary unvaccinated person can avoid catching covid now except using extremely much more invasive countermeasures than the vaccine. But I might have missed something. How do you suggest people avoid it? (Just theoretical interest. I took the vaccine as soon as it was clear that those charge took it themselves ;-)

Mikeb85 5y ago
> I see no way an ordinary unvaccinated person can avoid catching covid Read my post again. I specifically said I'm comparing vaccines, not comparing vaccine to no-vaccine. Don't try to argue a strawman. Pfizer prevents enough infections that the risk of a breakthrough case is low. Plus the risk of getting exposed to Covid over any given time period is less than 1, even if it's 1 over a long enough time period. It's also a low enough risk for the age group being discussed that they can take the time to make an informed choice of Pfizer vs. Moderna.