I'd be curious to see the COVID odds in the context of being unvaccinated and being isolated from people except for grocery shopping twice a week at closing time when there are only a few people in the store vs.being vaccinated and being around people all the time, including going to restaurants, bars, social gatherings, and being on airplanes and in crowds such as at sporting events.
Oh, I know, even if the vaccinated get a breakthrough infection they will only rarely hospitalized or die. That is the big selling point.
And who is spreading this virus around? The vaccinated who are around people can spread the virus whereas the unvaccinated who are never around people cannot spread it, but nobody ever talks about that on the news because it is not the usual situation. All they do is compare is vaccinated with unvaccinated assuming both groups have the same lifestyles.
I have been struck by lightening twice in my life. Live and learn. I don't go out in thunderstorms anymore.