You're still not reading my point.
Let's make it simple, yes more people catch it, yes more people die, BUT if you look at the statistics here https://www.worldometers.info/coronavir ... ographics/ you'll see the stats are heavily skewed due to the fact for those above 80 it's very deadly but for the general public the death rate is low.
In fact, further to my point, scrolling down on that page you'll see your chance without any pre-existing medical condition is 0.9%, again proving my point that to the general public it's not that deadly.
Finally, because a good statistical analysis always allows for a control. This link here https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6815659/ explains the seasonal flu has a death rate of around 2% (again with a strong skew to those above 65 in this case).
Ergo, for the general public (those under 80 and without a pre-existing medical condition) it is no worse than the normal flu.
Let's make it simple, yes more people catch it, yes more people die, BUT if you look at the statistics here https://www.worldometers.info/coronavir ... ographics/ you'll see the stats are heavily skewed due to the fact for those above 80 it's very deadly but for the general public the death rate is low.
In fact, further to my point, scrolling down on that page you'll see your chance without any pre-existing medical condition is 0.9%, again proving my point that to the general public it's not that deadly.
Finally, because a good statistical analysis always allows for a control. This link here https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6815659/ explains the seasonal flu has a death rate of around 2% (again with a strong skew to those above 65 in this case).
Ergo, for the general public (those under 80 and without a pre-existing medical condition) it is no worse than the normal flu.