I will do this one more time, since OAK doesn't get it:
- According to OAK, 1 in 50 people have died.
But only 17.63 of 4,369 of those people are under age 70, which means that 1 in 248 people under age 70 have died, ACCORDING TO OAK'S OWN DATA.
Now, among those 1 in 248 people under age 70 who died, a staggering 94% had underlying health conditions according to the CDC. Which means [doing the math another way]:
Among 100 of 24,800 people under age 70 who died, 94 had enough health conditions to effectively be dead within three years anyway.
So only 6 of 24,800 healthy people under the age of 70 **who get the flipping virus in the first place** will actually die.
= 1 in 4,133.
Now, if you look at healthy people under age 60, 50, 40, etc, these figures become even more insanely low!