Out of ~2.2 million adverse reactions, ~11.5 thousand was registered as the adverse reaction death.
So out of the adverse reaction group, 0.52% was death.
My guess is that the same person could have multiple adverse reactions, including death, so the number ~2.2 million was probably less people having more than one adverse reaction.
My guess is that discomfort was probably one of the adverse reaction a person had before he died, skewing the number even further.
Yes. The death rate was 0,52% among those who got an adverse reaction.
If you receive 2 doses you have about 1% chance og getting an adverse reaction.
Injected doses worldwide are 6,36 billion doses.
I do think the 11500ish death number is waay too low, but even with 100000 deaths out of 6,36 billion doses, it’s a 0,0016% chance of dying from the shot.
I’m not sure how to explain this to your further. You cannot have the death rate of the vaccine calculated doing deaths/adverse reactions, you need to calculate deaths/total doses injected.
Hell, even 1 million deaths from the jab will be 0,016% chance of dying from the jab (1000000/6300000000)
I did, and you’re still wrong.
Out of ~2.2 million adverse reactions, ~11.5 thousand was registered as the adverse reaction death.
So out of the adverse reaction group, 0.52% was death.
My guess is that the same person could have multiple adverse reactions, including death, so the number ~2.2 million was probably less people having more than one adverse reaction.
My guess is that discomfort was probably one of the adverse reaction a person had before he died, skewing the number even further.
Yes. The death rate was 0,52% among those who got an adverse reaction.
If you receive 2 doses you have about 1% chance og getting an adverse reaction.
Injected doses worldwide are 6,36 billion doses.
I do think the 11500ish death number is waay too low, but even with 100000 deaths out of 6,36 billion doses, it’s a 0,0016% chance of dying from the shot.
I’m not sure how to explain this to your further. You cannot have the death rate of the vaccine calculated doing deaths/adverse reactions, you need to calculate deaths/total doses injected.
Hell, even 1 million deaths from the jab will be 0,016% chance of dying from the jab (1000000/6300000000)
No. You’re saying that 0,52% of the people taking the vaccine died.
That’s wrong. There are 400 millions of doses injected in the US, 2,2 million adverse effects and 11500ish deaths.
11500/400000000=0,002875% chance of dying of the shot.
2200000/400000000=0,55% chance of getting an adverse reaction
11500/2200000=0,52% chance of death IF you get an adverse reaction.
Your maths are waaaay off.
Edit: the 400 million is wrong. This database is from all around the world, and there’s so far been around 6.3 billion doses injected worldwide.
So the numbers are even lower.