Mar 19, 2020
4:30:24pm
4:30:24pm
Every single example in your link has a higher death rate than the flu. Most are
orders of magnitude higher. The best-case scenario, Germany, has a rate that 3x the flu’s, at the moment (and we’ll see if it holds — note that S. Korea’s rate was low like Germany’s a few weeks ago, and has since climbed above 1%, as sick people started dying).
Not sure where you see in that data any indication that the death rate might be lower than the flu. Looks like exactly the opposite to me.
Not sure where you see in that data any indication that the death rate might be lower than the flu. Looks like exactly the opposite to me.
Originally posted on Mar 19, 2020 at 4:30:24pm
Message modified by chilango on Mar 19, 2020 at 4:32:30pm
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