The   New York Times   this morning showed a graphic that, surely, got to influence anti-vaxxers to get vaxxed. Also:   Once you get a booster, your risk of getting severely ill from Covid is tiny. It is quite small even if you are  older or have health problems . Further: The average weekly chance that a boosted person died of Covid was about one in a million during October and November (the most recent available C.D.C. data). Since then, the chances have no doubt been higher, because of the Omicron surge. But they will probably be even lower in coming weeks, because the surge is receding and Omicron is milder than earlier versions of the virus. For now, one in a million per week seems like a reasonable estimate . Plus: That risk is not zero, but it is not far from it. The chance that an average American will die in a  car crash this week is significantly higher — about 2.4 per million . So is the average weekly death rate  from influenza and pneumonia — about three per million . Part