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Dude do you know how to read? That says the death rate is higher than what I was saying you ******* ******. In South Korea it was 0.1% for younger people. In this article it’s reported as 0.3%. I wasn’t going by WHO numbers. You truly must have dementia.

Did you really just say 1.5 billion flu tests are given annually... how ******* stupid are you. Literally everything you say is pulled out of your ***

Hmm well I think your number is wrong cause the lifetime odds of drowning are 1/5732 (.02%) from what I’ve found: https://www.iii.org/fact-statistic/facts-statistics-mortality-risk But I don’t disagree that the odds from dying from this are low for a young, healthy person. Empirical Cane was...

The mortality rate reported for younger people (from China) is 0.2%. In South Korea it’s 0.1%. While yes, the flu death rate is about 0.1%, that 0.1% is also primarily older, and those with comorbidities. The flu’s death rate for healthy young people is about 0.02%. Which means the coronavirus...

From your site: "Patients who reported no pre-existing ("comorbid") medical conditions had a case fatality rate of 0.9%."

So, Mr. Empirical has gone from lambasting me about how all the data on his links prove me wrong, to realizing the links actually prove him wrong, and twisting the argument into how the death rate is already "so low" (0.9% still buddy), and will totes go down more. I won. Feels good. See ya...

The. Data. You. Linked. Says. 0.9%. And the death rate for healthy people with the flu is around 0.02%. So IF your number of 0.1% - 0.3% for healthy people was accurate, then that is 5 - 15 times worse than the flu for healthy people. do you ******* get it yet, Empirical Cane

Dude. For real are you trolling me? People with NO pre-existing conditions have a death rate of 0.9% From your site: "Patients who reported no pre-existing ("comorbid") medical conditions had a case fatality rate of 0.9%." https://www.google.com/search?q=definition+of+no&oq=definition

That table is for people with pre-existing conditions. It lists several different pre-existing conditions, and their death rate. The last item is death rate for people with no pre-existing conditions. That rate is 0.9%. How can you not understand that? It is so. *******. simple.

@Mcanes305 care to give your intellectual input?

You've literally proven nothing lmao. The death rate is higher for this than the flu in every age group.

The reason the Spanish Flu was worse is not because it was a long time ago. It was a different strain, and then it mutated into being not as dangerous and became endemic. They’re predicting the same thing with Covid. It will become endemic, but the death rate will lower. Why? Because a strain...

Except we contained those, and we haven’t contained Coronavirus so what point are you even trying to prove? This is an example of how containment policies can dramatically improve outcomes, and a reason why the Spanish Flu is used as evidence:

It is not intended to be misleading or distracted. Go look up the word intended. It shows how lack of containment can result in the death of millions. Just because you disagree with how people are using it as an example doesn’t mean it’s a red herring. Red herring implies intention to mislead or...

5 minutes ago I pasted a link to the fact that your data showed that .9% of healthy people died from Coronavirus. Are you blind? I posted this 17 mins ago. You didn’t reply again. https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/ot-nba-regular-season-suspended.159518/page-14#post-4613581 Your data that...

Just done with you haha. Still avoiding how you were wrong as **** earlier, and now grasping at straws because you can’t admit a mistake which is what smart people generally do.

That is not literally a red herring.. how ****** dumb is this board. SARS is a good example of how we contained a virus. Spanish Flu is an example of how we did not. It is not intentionally misleading. Jesus learn the words you’re using

https://www.canesinsight.com/threads/ot-nba-regular-season-suspended.159518/page-8#post-4613281

Huh? Spanish Flu is an example of not doing enough to control/prevent a pandemic. How is that a red herring?

You already stopped replying to me because you know you’re wrong.