LeReddit spacing at it's finest...btw,citation needed on that claim
John Allen
Why the fuck do you ask for a citation from a guy who's clearly trying to meme and then call him a newfag despite being retarded? And you bumped him. Yeah hes a r*ddit newfag but so are you.
Unless you're trolling, those numbers say 6%. And, the numbers are skewed, since most testing is done on people who are very sick. Most people will show mild or no symptoms.
Nolan Green
I, too, graduated high school
Kayden Bailey
I don't think that sentence needs any commas.
Wyatt Reed
i've never seen it so it doesn't exist
Daniel Long
And you're wrong. Just because you speak lazily doesn't mean you should write that way.
Jason Walker
you shouldn't start sentences with a conjunction gaylord
Christopher Reyes
>you're Keep your gutter-slang contractions off of Yas Forums. This is a gentleman's board.
James Powell
>hasn't watched Finding Forrester
Jose Green
worldwide death total already exceeds your posting picture, OP.
You are fail.
Gabriel Price
Those numbers in the graphic refer to US deaths only, dipshit.
you're supposed to divide an end result with an end result, not an end result with a pending result. 113191/420510 = 26917552495
Austin Smith
And, you're disregarding the fact that 420k is the recovered number and does not factor in the people who are still sick. Death/infected. 6%
Lucas Bennett
"Covid Deaths" are actually suspected covid deaths, they're over reported "Covid cases" are tested positive cases ONLY, not including all the people never tested and who were asymptomatic, they're under reporetd.
hate to break it to you but people who are infected WILL STAY INFECTED UNTIL THEY RECOVER OR THEY DIE. it is illogical to divide total cases by total recoveries, because those cases themselves will turn into a recovery or a death. you're supposed to divide the total deaths with total recoveries, because it is an estimate of the mortality rate when the last person with COVID-19 recovers or dies. we don't calculate the spanish flu's mortality rate with current cases and total recoveries. we calculate using deaths and recoveries, both an end result of one's infection. same thing with COVID-19. don't play dumb now.
Isaac Rivera
>implying you can predict mortality before the curve goes down Whew, lad