Thanks for all the opinions and points of view.
I'm still debating with myself whether or not to get it.
At my age, I lead a rather mundane lifestyle and go to work in a secured room.
I'm well stocked on Microban, Lysol and alcohol.
Given my particular circumstances, I'm leaning towards not getting the shot yet.

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I respect your decision. If you live alone, don't go outside, have no family and friends then yes no need vaccination. But, if you have friends and family who are considered high-risk and they live with you or visit, I would reconsider as you can be a carrier and spread it to them as many of the positive cases are clusters due to people gathering. High risk are folks with pre-exisitng conditions such as weak immune system, cancer survivor, Type II diabetic etc. 

Majority of hospitalizations and deaths equals to patients having pre-existing health conditions. Too much rice and stress, not enough exercise. The best thing you can do to fight COVID is to get into the healthiest version you can get mentally, internally and physically. 

I respect those who are anti-vaccine as it’s their choice and personal belief. In fact, an estimated 35% healthcare employees are hesitant themselves and have not gotten vaccinated to date.

However, there may be social consequences in the near future for those who are not vaccinated such as restriction and limited access to public and participating private entities in both physical and virtual forms. Even being flagged to existing and future employers.

There are plans evaluating the radical shift of Hawaii’s social-economic factor and recovery forecast between optimistic vs pessimistic trend.

Do your due diligence and seek source of truth data and white paper documents to make a decision vs relying on the news.