>Right now, covid is the leading cause of death. It wasn't the case in 2020, but now, it is. Are you implying you think covid will kill more americans than hea

>Right now, covid is the leading cause of death. It wasn't the case in 2020, but now, it is. Are you implying you think covid will kill more americans than heart disease in 2021 based on this incomplete data set? >>How many people even knows what chance it is they will die this year? >That question is meaningless. It is not meaningless for people who care to take personal responsibility for their own health, and who want to make informed decisions based on a data driven risk analysis. However, most Americans do not care to take personal responsibility for their health, so you're right that such people are not concerned with such information.