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Originally Posted by Trayderjoe
Actually the math is correct. What was incorrect was the phrase 90.5% of the worldwide population recovered. It should have stated 90.5% of the total cases resulted in recovery. My bad. Feel better now?
The good news is that Covid is still not as deadly as the “Fearporn” promoters would have us believe.
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I'll let you do the checking since you started doing it anyway:
Of that 90.5% total cases that resulted in recovery:
How many required in-patient hospital stays?
How many man-hours went into the patients' recovery by health professionals, janitorial services, billing departments, insurance companies, ambulance services?
What was the average number of man-hours per patient for in-patient hospital stays?
How many required outpatient urgent care centers? Same questions for those.
How many required days missed from work?
How many total days missed from work, spread out among all people who were infected and recovered?
Of those days missed, how many were paid by employers? How many patients received no sick-pay for their days of work, and what was the average number of unpaid sick days per patient who was not entitled to sick pay?
How many family members had to miss work or school in order to care for the patient during recovery? How many hours were missed, per person?
How many patients recovered, but with permanent damage to any of their organs? How many family members will be spending the next several years assisting their "recovered" patients in treatments or extra medical care as a result of the permanent damage?