Folks...
The point of this thread is to document the
Closed Case Death Rate using known data. In other words, this is not about playing 'guessing games' with unknown numbers (e.g. open cases, those that were never tested but recovered without being documented or were asymptomatic, etc.).
What you choose to do with the CFR is up to you. Believe it or don't believe it. However, you should all be asking yourselves a very important question...
Why is the Case Fatality Rate (CFR) not shown on most charts we see in the news?
If the "conspiracy" was to "scare the daylights out of everyone", then why not post that data? I was really hoping someone here would post the CFR for the United States. Now there's a shocker for you. Since no one here bothered, how about we all do it together?
Here is the latest screen grab from Google...
From Fox News...
You will notice that the Closed Case Death Rate is not on those charts. We will now calculate it for the United States using the Google chart...
Confirmed Cases: 351,890
Recovered: 18,940
Deaths: 10,377
As I stated at the beginning of this thread, the
Confirmed Cases mean nothing when it comes to determining exactly how many infected will die in the end.
To find the Death Rate we must add Recovered + Deaths and find the ratio between them. We will use the Google chart...
18,940 (Recovered) + 10,377 (Deaths) = 29,317 (Closed Cases)
Thus out of 29,317 people that were infected, 10,377 of them died.
What is the percentage?
35%!!!
That means currently,
over 1/3 of those that are diagnosed with COVID-19 in the United States will die.
Does the phrase 'one third died' ring a bell?