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600k excess deaths in the US, which is 0.02% of the 328 million population - ie, 99.98% of the us population survived the virus in 2020. Is it silly ? Edit : i
by bandana 5y ago
600k excess deaths in the US, which is 0.02% of the 328 million population - ie, 99.98% of the us population survived the virus in 2020. Is it silly ?
Edit : it is, my bad, added a zero. It should read 0.2%, not 0.02%.
- perl4ever 5y agoAnother way to look at it is that in January, when things were worst, weekly deaths from everything were about 50% higher than "normal" for 2015-19. That's not precisely the same as covid-19 deaths, nor does it represent the whole of 2020, but it's pretty staggering and suggests what would happen if it was left untreated.
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- ChrisRR 5y agoErrrrr you do know you don't count people who haven't had the virus in survival rates, right? If they haven't had it, they haven't survived it.