The general average (from statistics around the world) would suggest that about 20% of all tests done is positive. That would suggest that the USA are close to or have already surpassed testing 10% of their total population. If you know anything about processing statistics, that would present a fairly solidBlake wrote: Fri Aug 14, 2020 9:43 amFinally some numbers from you!Amethyst wrote: Fri Aug 14, 2020 7:42 am Lets forget all the "confusion" of the SA statistics and look at the USA as an example (a country where lockdown has been relatively lax). Their mortality rate is 3,3% (OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE ACTUALLY TESTED POSITIVE FOR CORONA). Again, that equates to almost fuckall of their total population. The sheeple who are driving this virus as being a deadly monster are really milking the cow to a point of collapse.
To think only 1.5% of their population has tested positive and they have already filled at least 170,000 coffins. Similar to us, they are also a spike in other mortality stats that is unexplained, so the academics suspect the true death toll is over 200,000.
Imagine the death toll when that number creeps to 5%...10%...
The only real unknown at this point is:
- What causes some people to be asymptomatic?
- How many people in a given population has that trait?
Only once those data-points are known and added to the equation, will we know if are over the worst or if we are just getting started.
"steekproef" of what you can expect the final result would look like. A bit like prediting the results of an election, fairly accurate.