There's not enough data to "believe" anything, and most of the pushback is because the studies are methodologically flawed. I think that fatality rate estimates

There's not enough data to "believe" anything, and most of the pushback is because the studies are methodologically flawed. I think that fatality rate estimates between 0.5% and 1% seem to best match some of the early data on isolated populations, but I'm far from an epidemiological expert. That said, I think people would be a lot more accepting of data contradicting those rates if it didn't have clear issues.