Don't be so sure, there are a lot of people who are on the fence and just keep quiet. I know enough of them that I'm pushing them towards getting vaccinated with some success, but on average I find more are merely hesitant than outright anti-vax and I think the raw numbers may tip things because very few are completely anti-vax if you really talk things over with them.

The modal vaccine 'skeptic' with respect to covid mostly complies with things while people are watching and is worried about something in their life forcing them to take the vaccine and putting off the choice as long as they can.

Some are combing through VAERS data, reading stuff from scientists about how this stuff works, etc. so I think what we really know is more accessible stuff to relay what we do and do not know as factually as possible without trying to directly convince anyone, instead making an honest best effort to put the 'informed' into 'informed consent'.

Yeah, there will always be a few who don't go for it, but if you want to help the most people who are nervous, that's the best approach to take as someone who has managed to convince a few nervous people to get vaccinated.

I'm doing my best to help people in that vein, but I'm only one person.

Isn't that the vast majority of people that are concerned?

Without antivaxxers spearheading and spreading lies, everyone else gets a much more accurate picture.