>The data is all garbage. I haven't even presented data, I just presented a hypothesis using a BBC article about India as an anecdotal example. The article is

>The data is all garbage. I haven't even presented data, I just presented a hypothesis using a BBC article about India as an anecdotal example. The article is literally from the BBC. You are literally saying the BBC is completely wrong about India. If that's the case then really the onus of proof is on you. Why should I trust the arbitrary words of some guy on the internet over the BBC? I mean I don't even completely trust the BBC but I trust you even less. All the stuff you wrote could be pulled out of your ass. Just reference your sources about inaccurate covid data from India if you want me to believe you, which I will if you provide at the very least a source that has equal weight to my own source... Like I'll even take Fox news as evidence enough to dispute the veracity of BBC. >Your hypothesis assumes they are all not dying from low hygiene. They probably are, in large numbers, and are just not being counted. I mean isn't what you just said just another hypothesis? Worth considering. The same quantitative analysis done on my suggestion will say something about your hypothesis as well. Either way worth looking into. I mean, we're just talking about India here, my hypothesis extends past India. I can use other anecdotal data for comparison... Given this: https://www.indexmundi.com/facts/indicators/SH.STA.BASS.ZS/rankings https://www.indexmundi.com/facts/indicators/SH.STA.BASS.ZS/r... The country with the lowest hygiene index is Ethiopia. Total corona virus deaths: 167. That's a small, small amount. You say shitty data as well? I say, it could be, but low hygiene needs to be investigated as this is what the OP's comment is suggesting. So Obviously, it it Evidence? No. Worth looking into? Yes.