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If it can't really kill anyone under 60, then you have to divide by 5 (less than 20% of the population is > 60) = .3% If it can't really kill anyone under 70
by aaron695 7y ago
If it can't really kill anyone under 60, then you have to divide by 5 (less than 20% of the population is > 60)
= .3%
If it can't really kill anyone under 70 or 80 (Seems kinda right) you might have to look at the demographics deeper.
You need more numbers.
- kadoban 7y agoIt kills people under 60. It will kill many more people under 60 where we run out of hospital beds and ventilators.
- averros 7y agoIn kills VERY FEW people under 60. No matter what pathogen is involved there's always some people who would get very sick from it due to quirks of their immune systems or undiscovered pre-existing conditions.