We are getting lost in the weeds. The % chance of dying from covid across population is a meaningless number no matter what it is, and it tend to say, "no mater what age you are, it's make sense to get jabbed."

Let assume for arguments sake that the chance of dying from covid is 3%. If 2.99 % that makes up that 3% are in the age bracket 65 and above, and the mid age, and youngest age bracket respectfully make up .007%, .003% then no argument could be given to justify jabbing the two lower age brackets.

Get where I'm going. It's like when people compare something to the chance of getting hit by lighting, or being attacked by a shark. Well the chance of either of those event happening is zero % for people not in the water, and not in area where there is potential for lightning, so why even run the number across entire population. What I'm interested in is what is my chance of getting attacked by a shark if I am swimming in shark infested waters, or being hit by lighting if standing in a lightning storm.