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Originally Posted by David Sklansky
Meanwhile using one number is silly because it changes so much depending on the category you are in. It would be like using one number for your chances of getting lung cancer.
If I were to guess I would say about 3% of infected are 30% to die, !0% are 5%. And 87% are under half a percent. At the most.
I'm struggling with another problem when comparing to flu. Maybe someone knows. With corona people seem to be trying to estimate the ratio of deaths to number infected. The flu stats seem to be the ratio of deaths to number who present with flu like symptoms.
Those are obviously different even if the ratio of infected to those who present symptoms are the same for both diseases, which itself may not be close to true.