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"99.9%" is usually what you see when people are talking about the numbers of people in their whole population who haven't died from it yet. I appreciate the pro
by oliwarner 6y ago
"99.9%" is usually what you see when people are talking about the numbers of people in their whole population who haven't died from it yet. I appreciate the problems in test data when talking about case-mortality, but population-mortality is utter nonsense.
Not to mention that in many places the whole population-mortality is now more than 0.1%. 0.2% of the UK has died from Covid. A few places are worse than that, and many places are on a trajectory for 1% if they can't control it.
- inglor_cz 6y agoYes, including the Czech Republic, where I live. We have about 0,25% of the entire population dead from the Covid pandemics, one of the worst results worldwide, if not number 1... So I was really interested in OPs sources.