Okay. If that’s what you’re going with on the numbers approaching 100%, I’m good with leaving it at that.
Based on that, I don’t really care what you’re concerned about or whether you believe me about how statistics work.
Either you’re being intentionally misleading or you’re unintentionally deflating the efficacy of the vaccine with irrelevant statistics in your own personal analysis of risks and benefits. Assuming it’s the latter, you owe it to yourself and any dependents to try to understand why you’re wrong and see whether it changes your analysis as to your own best course of action.
For me, yes, the situation pre-vaccine was concerning.
There is significant evidence that the vaccine has been effective at producing the results that an informed person would have expected and that a prudent person would desire from a vaccine.
Whether that efficacy reduces the risks to a level that it’s no longer a concerning situation remains to be seen, but I’m going to do that evaluation in a way that makes sense and suggest that you do, too.