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agesilaus
Apr 11, 2020Explorer III
Some town in Germany finally did some moderately large scale antibody testing and found that 15% of the people in town had antibodies. Most probably never knew that they had the WuFlu. If applied to the whole country it woul drop their mortality rate to less than 0.4%:
MIT review
"From the result of their blood survey, the German team estimated the death rate in the municipality at 0.37% overall, a figure significantly lower than what’s shown on a dashboard maintained by Johns Hopkins, where the death rate in Germany among reported cases is 2%."
I think that would make the US rate about 0.6%, assuming you could apply those numbers to the US which is a stretch. More antibodies testing results are expected to pour in within the next week or 10 days so we will finally have some data. Sorry to disapoint all those hoping for massive die offs.
MIT review
"From the result of their blood survey, the German team estimated the death rate in the municipality at 0.37% overall, a figure significantly lower than what’s shown on a dashboard maintained by Johns Hopkins, where the death rate in Germany among reported cases is 2%."
I think that would make the US rate about 0.6%, assuming you could apply those numbers to the US which is a stretch. More antibodies testing results are expected to pour in within the next week or 10 days so we will finally have some data. Sorry to disapoint all those hoping for massive die offs.
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