as of 2-9-22 CA data		covid cases and deaths
Age range	# of cases	Deaths	fraction who died	% of Died	x per 100 died	x per 1000 died	x per 100,000 died
5-17	1,279,300	33	0.0000258	0.003%	0.003	0.026	2.58
18-34	2,634,558	1,397	0.0005303	0.053%	0.053	0.530	53.03
35-49	1,886,822	5,265	0.0027904	0.279%	0.279	2.790	279.04
50-59	1,007,448	9,365	0.0092958	0.930%	0.930	9.296	929.58
60-64	376,602	7,776	0.0206478	2.065%	2.065	20.648	2064.78
65-69	258,517	8,703	0.0336651	3.367%	3.367	33.665	3366.51
70-74	177,310	9,354	0.0527551	5.276%	5.276	52.755	5275.51
75-79	116,030	9,463	0.0815565	8.156%	8.156	81.556	8155.65
80+	181,253	29,691	0.1638097	16.381%	16.381	163.810	16380.97
as of 2-4-22 CA VAERS Data of Vaccine injuries
					cdc data 2-14-22			If using Kirsch and Rose
Age Range	Serious Injures including Death		All reported injuries	age range	CA Vaccinated	% as serious injuries	% as all injuries	under report factor (41)
5-11		30	783	5-11	2,264,178	0.00132%	0.0346%	1.4179%
12-18		412	4,115	12-17	2,051,314	0.02008%	0.2006%	8.2247%
19-30		632	8,706	18-49	13,062,565			0.0000%
31-49		1863	22,565	18-49		0.0191%	0.2394%	9.8152%
50-64		1790	16,476	50-64	6,214,353	0.0288%	0.2651%	10.8703%
65-80		1645	12,374	65+	5,440,245	0.0424%	0.2784%	11.4154%
80		660	2,773
The CDC vaccination age ranges do not match VAERs age ranges. Even if one ignores the under report factor it appears
it is safer to be vaccinated then to get covid if an individual is 60 and over it is also appears from the data that if under 18 it is safer to get covid than the vaccine.