The current US CFR is 3.5% (4.3M confirmed cases, 150k deaths). Nobody was estimating a 3% IFR in March. > but we are for evidence-based assessment Uh-huh. So

The current US CFR is 3.5% (4.3M confirmed cases, 150k deaths). Nobody was estimating a 3% IFR in March. > but we are for evidence-based assessment Uh-huh. So is it that this "evidence-based" community doesn't understand the difference between IFR and CFR, or that you're intentionally using the two interchangably if it helps your argument?