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Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps
What I find telling is practically everything you read is some relative number. Booster lowers chance of death/hospitalization/symptoms whatever by 50%. However they don’t tell you the absolute number. Probably because saying it lowers your chance of X from say 1% to 0.5% doesn’t sound as sexy, however those are numbers that let you understand the actual risk. And it goes both ways… "People who have had COVID and get vaccinated have something like a 40% increase in adverse effects from the vaccination.” 40% increase from what? What is the baseline number here? Again it’s probably a tiny number.
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Forty percent more than people that haven't had COVID. I understand what you are saying, but getting the actual numbers is something they don't want to do. You don't hear the CDC talking about the research showing that natural immunity is better than the vaccines either but that data is out there.