Well...it was simple. I used the calculator on the Johns Hopkins website. It puts my risk of dying from Covid at 0.4 per million or 1 in 2.5 million. I compared that with the known VAERS death figures (more than 9000) over the number in the US who have received at least one dose (184 million). Odds of dying from the jab are 1 in 20444, based on the VAERS numbers, which are almost certainly LOW. Yeah I think I’ll take 1 in 2.5 million odds instead of 1 in 20000.
I don’t understand how people look at the VAERS reports and don’t see that it doesn’t state any connection other than that the event happened after the vaccination.
It even bluntly states that.
Just like reports of adverse events after an eclipse, a shooting star, or a black cat crossing one’s path.
The reports have to be looked through for real connections.
Docs seem to be doing a good job of that as anything affecting more than 1 in 100,000 have been publicized and studied.
“ I used the calculator on the Johns Hopkins website. It puts my risk of dying from Covid at 0.4 per million or 1 in 2.5 million. I compared that with the known VAERS death figures (more than 9000) over the number in the US who have received at least one dose (184 million).”
Sounds like you age adjusted for COVID risk, but not vaccine risk. Assuming every VAERS death to be caused by the vaccine, alone would greatly overestimate risk, but the age breakout for possible vaccine deaths is heavily skewed by the Nursing Home and hospice patients, who were vaccinated up front.
Even for 12-18 year olds, the responsible professionals in many advanced Countries have assessed a favorable vaccine risk/ benefit ratio.