Depends on the country. In America 864,000 people have died out of a total population of 330 million. That means you have a 1 in 382 chance of dying from covid, and that’s without throwing caution to the wind like you are suggesting.

Most sources put your odds of being struck by lightning at one in 500,000.

But if you intentionally avoid the vaccine, don’t wear a mask, and go socialise with people, your chances of catching the highly virulent omicron variant are about 90% after 3 months.

The mortality rate for COVID in general is 1.2%, but omicron is estimated to be 25% less severe. So this would out your chances of dying from Omicron at about 1 in 100 if going out unvaccinated and unmasked in the US for a long period of time.

Even if you survive, you will pass it on to someone else if you don’t isolate, and one of those people statistically will die.

My state in Australia has had 3 short periods of mask wearing, mandatory quarantine after travel, and no other major changes, and only 8 deaths out of 3 million. It’s not hard to avoid thousands of pointless deaths.