Here is why math is important. By crunching the numbers, you would have known that the fatality rate was 3.4% up to two weeks before WHO confirmed it [Video starts at 6:53]

Here is why math is important. By crunching the numbers, you would have known that the fatality rate was 3.4% up to two weeks before WHO confirmed it [Video starts at 6:53] ( youtube.com )

submitted 2020-03-09T16:51 by ellanana

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ardvarcus 2020-03-10T18:44

Nobody knows the fatality rate, because nobody knows how many people are actually infected. In many cases, maybe most cases, the symptoms are so mild, those infected won't even bother going to a hospital or reporting it. And seeing how the infected are being treated by the Chinese government, I would never even think of reporting that I had what might be the corona virus if I were living in China ... or anywhere else, for that matter. Don't believe the supposed death rates -- they are grossly higher than the reality.

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BoraxTheFungarian 2020-03-09T23:24

I don't need to do math to know that the media lies to us.

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doubleunder 2020-03-09T19:28

Just to confirm for the math stars out there. The CMR for Flu is around 0.8% which is still higher than 3.4% so nothing to worry about. ;) See, not as bad as the flu! Carry on dumbasses.

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doubleunder 2020-03-09T19:30

Don't forget to collect your $1.52 "Million" dollars from BOOMBerg either.

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derram 2020-03-09T17:00

https://invidio.us/watch?v=Lo_IbFDNgCQ :

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