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Not to disagree with the premise of the article, but in the previous pandemic at some point we just stopped counting the cases. We settled on the estimate that
by hkai 6y ago
Not to disagree with the premise of the article, but in the previous pandemic at some point we just stopped counting the cases. We settled on the estimate that 10 to 15% of people in the world got it.
Now that we know the death rate of this virus is roughly 0.4% and it's widespread enough, is it time to also stop counting every single case?