Depends on the base.
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Just admit that “study” is flawed at best
Nothing says Memorial Day weekend like remembering those who sacrificed and lost in the face of grim danger by completely ignoring basic guidelines thus putting those who sacrifice into the face of further grim danger.
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Jorge I know you prefer alternative facts, but....328K deaths world wide, 94K in US alone. The totals increase daily. We have no clue how many people are infected and likely will never know without a broad based testing protocol. Most numbers we see in the media are projections based on models. Very similar to the one you are criticizing from the Times article. The number of deaths that may have been avoided is based on modeling algorithms. They are projections.
If million are infected the hospitalization rate is in the 100 thousand with the death rate approximately 5%.
It boggles my mind how people would argue that if lock downs, testing, etc were done sooner then more lives would be saved. That's common sense and a failure on multiple levels of government.
No, imo the reason we don't have accurate numbers is our fearless leader insists testing isn't a priority! You may recall recently stated: “More testing only reveals more infections and therefore increases the numbers (cases). In a way, by doing all this testing we make ourselves look bad”
We know asymptomatic carriers can transmit the virus. That in itself is a huge risk. The only way to get ahead is to know who has it and where it is, reducing the spread.