> 1050 –
without going into your analysis –
1) you are comparing 1000 who died with “risk from vaccine”. you need to compare it with the “risk of dying from vaccine”, or risk of sickness from both. Apple to apples, or oranges to oranges. Please correct the comparison.
2) when you compare risk of covid v risk of vaccine directly – both effects are not fully known. One is from a virus that damages internal organs and triggers immune reaction, another – just triggers immune reaction. One is from Wuhan, another – from a Western lab. If you work from home and daven outside – you may argue that your chance of getting Covid is much less than certain effect of vaccine, and makes sense to wait for more info. If you are constantly exposed, then the preference for covid v vaccine should be clear.
3) co-morbidities include high blood pressure and being overweight, and also check where 6% number comes from – is it for al ages, for young people?
4) research I ‘saw is that viral load for vaccinated is way lower. Most risk for vaxed is from unvaxed. If you have a reference, we can review.