Awhile back - maybe 2-3 months - there was a comment thread that was somewhat focused on COVID vaccines. It might have been one of the threads about the pause in JJ or AZ vaccines.In that thread, someone shared a link to a site they built. This site was a simple interface that compared the risk associated with getting a COVID vaccine against random everyday risky things.For example: “You’re more likely to get struck by lightning 3 times than get injured by the vaccine”. (Or something similar).I ask because I’ve encountered vaccine hesitant acquaintances who don’t believe the conspiracies, but still feel very worried about the risk, even if that risk is vanishingly small.Humans seem pretty bad at assessing personal risk, and this site seemed like a clever way to bring things into context.Only problem being…I apparently did not bookmark it.