It's only 2% of the people who catch Covid, but only 1 in 6 catch it, so its much smaller.
Exactly.
OAK says 1 in 50 die of COVID. But not everyone catches it.
1 in 50 die.
So 100 in 5,000 die.
But 94% have 2-3 underlying health conditions, on average.
So 94 of those 100 of 5,000 who die are people already dying.
So 6 in 5,000 healthy people die.
But 83% are aged 70+. Let's call that 80% to make the math easier.
So 4.8 of those 6 of 5,000 healthy people who die are aged 70+.
So 1.2 of 5,000 who die are
healthy people under the age of 7078% are overweight or obese according to the CDC. Let's call that 80% to make the math easy.
So 0.96 of that 1.2 of 5,000 healthy people under age 70 who die are overweight or obese.
So 0.24 of 5,000 people who die are
healthy people under age 70 who are not overweight or obese.So 0.96 per 20,000 who die [call it 1 in 20,000 of those who die] are:
Healthy and non-obese people under age 70.I'm *40*.
For me, the odds or dying are even lower.
I'll recheck my math later today to be sure.
So OAK says 1 in 50 die who catch it.
He completely ignores that 94 have MULTIPLE underlying health conditions, and that 6% even still who are "healthy" are either old as fuck or fat as fuck.
He makes it sound like anyone getting it will have a 2% chance of dropping dead, LOL.
OAK:
POST THE OBITUARIES OF TEN HEALTHY CANADIANS WHO AREN'T FAT AS FUCK WHO DIED, ALL UNDER AGE 40.