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Death toll yesterday (21 Jan '21); just shy of 4,000 people in the US died of CoVid complications. Simple numbers. No math required. I am not sure what numbers you are looking at, but I would recommend glancing at the Johns Hopkins website showing CoVid cases and casualties. Very sobering. No politics.Valid points.
But still... They told us that covid is 10 times deadlier than flu. And if now covid kills 20 times less infected people, it would mean that now flu kills 2 times more people than covid.
The information about this covid pandemic is just not "mathematic friendly".
When we get through all of this (and we will), CoVid may become just as seasonally dangerous as the common cold or influenza. Hang in there, and socialise more with your favourite fish species.Almost exactly what I was going to post, Vitamin D is a good example, a deficiency makes your COVID outcome much worse, that wasn't known right OFF. It seems logical that a novel virus can be much more deadly during the first 6 months to a year...once best practice treatments are identified, perhaps the death rate drops to be similar to seasonal flu.
Math is always required to be sure that we talk about reality, not about our version of it. At least for science type of people.Death toll yesterday (21 Jan '21); just shy of 4,000 people in the US died of CoVid complications. Simple numbers. No math required.
That table of yearly population change that I posted above.I am not sure what numbers you are looking at
Can you please post the URL?, but I would recommend glancing at the Johns Hopkins website showing CoVid cases and casualties.
I do, too.I for one wear a mask and respect social distance.
3M people die in the US yearly. It's about 10k daily. They were tested for covid and 4k out of 10k had it. But if those 10k would be tested for flu, 4k would have it. Can we state that they died of flu?
Yes, I am.you are confused about something.
check what I added to my post, it might help.Yes, I am.
That's the main point. They will. Well, some of them. We have a loooot of different kinds of bacterias & viruses inside.People who die from COVID will not test positive for the normal flu.
Thanks!For up to date CoVid case numbers check the Johns Hopkins university website below.
That's the main point. They will. Well, some of them. We have a loooot of different kinds of bacterias & viruses inside.
Nope. I think you are confusing a test for ANY amount of virus (either COVID or flu) with a test for a virus load high enough to be actively fighting and suffering from that virus. A positive test means enough virus is detected for you to have that disease.
Is there a site that shows the yearly birth/death count (regardless of covid)?We can expect total US deaths to be higher than predicted/expected for 2020 by the number killed by COVID minus reduction in deaths from some normal causes like motor vehicles (less miles driven) and regular flu.
Is there a site that shows the yearly birth/death count (regardless of covid)?
It will become available as soon as they decide what they should show. )Certainly but I'm not sure when that data for the previous year becomes available.
Valid points.
But still... They told us that covid is 10 times deadlier than flu. And if now covid kills 20 times less infected people, it would mean that now flu kills 2 times more people than covid.
The information about this covid pandemic is just not "mathematic friendly".
There is a lot of over-lapping of pre-existing conditions with "official" covid deaths.Here is another animated graphic to show the effects of CoVid on death tolls in various countries for the last year.
https://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/selected-deaths-vs-covid-19-united-states
You can toggle the countries to see how each has faired. Compare the US to other countries like UK, Canada, Japan, New Zealand ...