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You're nitpicking for no reason; they're close approximations. maybe it was 2.1% or 1.9% maybe it was 40 million or 60 -- record keeping 1918 globally may not h
by PostOnce 7y ago
You're nitpicking for no reason; they're close approximations. maybe it was 2.1% or 1.9% maybe it was 40 million or 60 -- record keeping 1918 globally may not have been exactly computer-perfect. There was a war being recovered from, the world was still poor, and medical science inexact.
The GP's point stands, I think.
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- refurb 7y agoIt’s not 1.9% or 2.1%, the fatality rate would have to be 10% for those numbers to work.