> Also, you don't understand the meaning of CFR Friend, you don't know what I don't understand. :) Maybe in the future try something like, "In case you aren't

> Also, you don't understand the meaning of CFR Friend, you don't know what I don't understand. :) Maybe in the future try something like, "In case you aren't aware..." or "You may already know this, but..." > It overstates actual risk by at least a factor of 10. As it happens, the CFR from covid is still more than 10x the excess myocarditis risk from the vaccines, so...I don't know. I guess I don't understand something. > I implied no such thing. Perhaps not, but then I don't understand how, on its own, this paper is relevant to the decision in question. It's like observing that the risk of a plane crash is higher if you fly on an airplane, so you're going to take a car.