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The trouble with envisioning Covid-19 growth.
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<blockquote data-quote="Al Touthentop" data-source="post: 74843401" data-attributes="member: 424283"><p>I am merely commenting on THEIR literature which says that. I'm not spouting my opinion, I'm spouting theirs. If their opinions are wrong, what's your background that you can say they're wrong?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>That would be 1%, quite a bit lower than covid-19's reported mortality rate. But we're not measuring the correct numbers and so we're wild in the mortality reporting which is anywhere from .96% to 6% depending on which country you're looking at. And this is exactly why Fauci estimated that the real mortality rate was probably about .1%. Because the correct way to figure mortality of any given virus is to include ALL the cases, not just the confirmed ones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Al Touthentop, post: 74843401, member: 424283"] I am merely commenting on THEIR literature which says that. I'm not spouting my opinion, I'm spouting theirs. If their opinions are wrong, what's your background that you can say they're wrong? That would be 1%, quite a bit lower than covid-19's reported mortality rate. But we're not measuring the correct numbers and so we're wild in the mortality reporting which is anywhere from .96% to 6% depending on which country you're looking at. And this is exactly why Fauci estimated that the real mortality rate was probably about .1%. Because the correct way to figure mortality of any given virus is to include ALL the cases, not just the confirmed ones. [/QUOTE]
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