I don't disagree that the data has very large error bars. I'm simply saying that, using the current best guess we can do the following: - Stratify relative ris

I don't disagree that the data has very large error bars. I'm simply saying that, using the current best guess we can do the following: - Stratify relative risk based on population distribution. - Guage the impact of the expected bad case of ~2% mortality. Will mortality rate come down? Very likely. But it may not... And if not, what is the outcome at scale?