You had me at landlord.
I have a tendency to do that.
First off,
Moontrane -
THANK YOU for all you do here! I have secretly been reading
ALL of your posts, and I am very grateful that you have the balls to say things that most people would be terrified to say - especially on my Facebook newsfeed, which has absolutely nothing remotely resembling fair and balanced reporting, because their algorithm is purposely biased against posts like yours - which is a big reason why I come here - to read your posts.
Just in case you [or anyone else] happen to be interested in some more COVID data [from Canada], here is some below.
tl;dr - check the
parts in bold, which give an idea as to just how much more likely you are to die of COVID with each passing decade.
AND THIS WHOLE BLULB IS TL;DR, BUT FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN SOME COMMENTS ON GENERAL HEALTH:As depressing as it is in one way - the good news is, if you make it into some stage in adulthood [I can't recall the exact age...but somewhere between 20 and 50], it's almost a guarantee that you live well into old age. If you manage to avoid the pediatric diseases, and other diseases afflicting primarily the young, such as leukemia, and make it to 50 [possibly younger], the odds of you living to be very old are very high. And while smoking takes 10 years off the lives of long-term smokers, you get those ten years back if you quit before 45. I assume this is the case with many other vices as well, such as alcohol, or, I would guess [bodybuilding-related] steroids and other PED's!
I just calculated these stats in the time between my previous reply to you. Again, the
parts in bold represent how much each successive decade makes it more likely to get COVID than the decade immediately previous to it [and I included all previous decades, just for the sake of completeness].
Remember Getbiggers - each passing decade, things get harder. But if we train hard, eat right, live a healthy lifestyle, and date 11's, we can be in extremely good health, even into our sixties! Just look at Strauss Zelnick!
COVID-19 MORTALITY [DEATH] RATES BY AGE DEMOGRAPHIC IN CANADA [FROM 0-19, TO 80+], WITH ADDITIONAL CALCULATIONS WITH RESPECT TO NUMBER OF DEATHS PER AGE RANGE, WITH RESPECT TO OTHER AGES, PRESENTED BELOW.NOTE [I]: Canadian mortality figures accurate/updated as of
09-23-2020.NOTE [II]: Calculations of deaths in all ranges are calculated relative to deaths found in individual previous age range/s and relative to all previous age ranges combined, starting at the 20-29 age range, where prior age demographic mortality data begins.
REF: Public Health Agency of Canada
[1] 0-19:2 deaths.
[2] 20-29:9 deaths.
4.5x as many deaths as the 0-19 age group.4.5x as many deaths of those in 20-29 age range as previous two decades combined.[3] 30-39:15 deaths.
1.67x as many deaths as 20-29 age group.7.5x as many deaths as 0-19 age group.
1.36x as many deaths of those in 30-39 age range as previous three decades combined.[4] 40-49:51 deaths.
3.4x as many deaths as 30-39 age group.5.67x as many deaths as 20-29 age group.
25.5x as many deaths as 0-19 age group.
1.96x as many deaths of those in 40-49 age range as previous four decades combined [1.96x].[5] 50-59:220 deaths.
4.31x as many deaths as 40-49 age group.14.67x as many deaths as 30-39 age group.
24.44x as many deaths as 20-29 age group.
110x as many deaths as 0-19 age group.
2.14x as many deaths of those in 50-59 age range as the previous five decades combined[6] 60-69:666 deaths.
3.03x as many deaths as 50-59 age group.13.06x as many deaths as 40-49 age group.
44.4x as many deaths as 30-39 age group.
74x as many deaths as 20-29 age group.
333x as many deaths as 0-19 age group.
2.24x as many deaths of those in 60-69 age range as the previous six decades combined.[7] 70-79:1,664 deaths.
2.5x as many deaths as 60-69 age group.7.56 as many deaths as 50-59 age group.
32.63 as many deaths as 40-49 age group.
110.93x as many deaths as 30-39 age group.
184.89x as many deaths as 20-29 age group.
832x as many deaths as 0-19 age group.
1.73x as many deaths of those in 70-79 age range as previous seven decades combined.[8] 80-89:6,532 deaths.
3.93x as many deaths as 70-79 age group.9.81x as many deaths as 60-69 age group.
29.69 as many deaths as 50-59 age group.
128.08 as many deaths as 40-49 age group.
435.47x as many deaths as 30-39 age group.
725.78 as many deaths as 20-29 age group.
3,266x as many deaths as 0-19 age group.
3.93x as many deaths of those aged 80+ than the previous eight decades combined.