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A small town doesn't really count as a "part" of a country. It's also probably just a statistical outlier. Even if the overall IFR is 0.5% you will see some a
by treis 7y ago
A small town doesn't really count as a "part" of a country.
It's also probably just a statistical outlier. Even if the overall IFR is 0.5% you will see some areas with rates higher or lower than that from chance or their demographics.
- CydeWeys 7y agoIt's still early on in the pandemic. The vast majority of the people who will die from it still haven't yet. It's way too early to be putting ceilings on the overall death rate.