Please everyone disregard this quite disingenuous misinformation. This paper does simple math: attributed deaths / "confirmed cases" in "OECD" countries (not C

Please everyone disregard this quite disingenuous misinformation. This paper does simple math: attributed deaths / "confirmed cases" in "OECD" countries (not China) from January 1 to March 2. It includes such happy data points a "Spain: 123 confirmed cases, 0 deaths", which is horrifically, horrifically misleading. Johns Hopkins has Spain as 136,675 cases and 13,341 deaths at the time I write this. For the sake of the poster's soul I hope this is a bot gone unintentionally awry and not a real person posting this.