I remember very early in the pandemic reading an interview with someone who justified their decision to continue going to bars by pointing that they had a high-contact job that they still had to do. I noticed that this in fact made their decision worse (in terms of total societal Covid risk).
(And as the number of cases was still quite low at the time, the 100% bound on risk was much less plausibly a factor)
I remember very early in the pandemic reading an interview with someone who justified their decision to continue going to bars by pointing that they had a high-contact job that they still had to do. I noticed that this in fact made their decision worse (in terms of total societal Covid risk).
(And as the number of cases was still quite low at the time, the 100% bound on risk was much less plausibly a factor)