> no sane person would turn down the vaccine I'm not sure how a sane person would evaluate the risks between "unknown long term side effects" and "maybe less s

> no sane person would turn down the vaccine I'm not sure how a sane person would evaluate the risks between "unknown long term side effects" and "maybe less severe symptoms upon contacting COVID". I can easily tip the scales of the balance by claiming an unsubstantiated side effect that can't be disproven now: 90% chance of death 8 years after vaccination. FWIW there are claims (whether substantiated or not) that the risks of the vaccine have been vastly under-represented by analyzing death rates during the periods of peak COVID vaccination. I'm not claiming they are true or valid, but if you give credit to "every single unsubstantiated side effect", I'm not sure how you'd come to the conclusion that a sane person would definitely choose to vaccinate. Personal disclosure: 3 shots.