The flu graph only goes to 65+ while the China Flu graph goes to 85+. Neither graph has information about when this data was collected. Neither graph explains if .83% of all Americans 65+ died from the flu in (insert whatever dates they used for this info) or if .83% of all Americans known to have the flu in (insert whatever dates they used for this info) died. You see where I'm going here?
Exactly. Just one of the many problems with this graph. It's designed to make people think that old people are dying at a rate that is 10x greater than the flu.
The flu graph only goes to 65+ while the China Flu graph goes to 85+. Neither graph has information about when this data was collected. Neither graph explains if .83% of all Americans 65+ died from the flu in (insert whatever dates they used for this info) or if .83% of all Americans known to have the flu in (insert whatever dates they used for this info) died. You see where I'm going here?
Bad information is the hallmark of great policy decisions
CDC "death rate" is deaths divided by hospitalizations.
It seems to me the age ranges should match up a bit better.
But that's just me.
Exactly. Just one of the many problems with this graph. It's designed to make people think that old people are dying at a rate that is 10x greater than the flu.
I’m guessing it’s because there’s a vaccine for the flu unlike coronavirus
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/preliminary-in-season-estimates.htm
"Just a flu, brah... just a flu."
In the end the death rate will be around what the flu is IMO.
Oh please big brother gubmint please strip away our liberties millions have died for.
Democrats love dik in their ass
Wow, you really kicked a hornet's nest. Salty NPCs and ChiComs downvote brigading every single one of your posts.