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FWIW: .2% would be the IFR for the general population. Given you stated you are not at risk, your actual chance of death would be something like .007%, or 7 dea
by __blockcipher__ 6y ago
FWIW: .2% would be the IFR for the general population. Given you stated you are not at risk, your actual chance of death would be something like .007%, or 7 deaths in 10,000
- pdonis 6y ago> Given you stated you are not at risk, your actual chance of death would be something like .007%, or 7 deaths in 10,000 Where is this number coming from? (Also, .007% is 7 per 100,000.)
- __blockcipher__ 6y agoSorry for the delayed response. And thanks for catching my math fail. Those numbers came from https://esb.nu/blog/20059695/we-kunnen-nu-gaan-rekenen-aan-corona https://esb.nu/blog/20059695/we-kunnen-nu-gaan-rekenen-aan-c..., but given it's in dutch it's probably easier to use this table that a redditor compiled: https://old.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/g4tqvk/dutch_antibody_study_of_blood_donors_reveals_3/fnzkn4k/ https://old.reddit.com/r/COVID19/comments/g4tqvk/dutch_antib... My bad on not including the source originally; I was on mobile and couldn't track it down (and therefore probably should have just not commented)