So you believe that the case fatality rate is your chance of dying from COVID over your lifetime?
No, these are different numbers:
I could have a 1 in 5 chance of dying of the flu in my lifetime, but I could get the flu 20 times before it finally takes me out at age 80.
That's a bad example, but my point is - even if 1 in 6 of us will EVENTUALLY die of Covid [at age 80], that doesn't mean 1 in 6 get it will die.
Young people are virtually never dying of it.
If you're saying by the 6th time I get Covid, I'll be 80 and die - that could happen, but you're suggesting that if a young person gets Covid, they have a 1 in 6 chance of dying. That's bullshit.
If six 20-year-olds get Covid, will one of them die?
Also, if 900,000 people in the US DIDN'T die of COVID why are were there 900,000 EXTRA deaths? Keep in mind that all other causes of death remained the same during this time period.
Because they just died 3-5 years earlier than they would have otherwise.
If 100,000 elderly people mathematically expected to die next year, die this year, all that means is some old fucks died a year early. 🙄 Big fucking deal.