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Originally Posted by
StateDawg44
How do you measure the fatality rate when there are so many people who flat out get turned down testing and told to go home?
We don't even have a constant on infected.
I don't think the % is that important. It's all over the place in different countries and we don't really know why. We can use the % to try to figure out how many people are going to die, but ultimately, we aren't going to know until this is over.
The total number of deaths is what's important. My point was more "how many people will die is based on quality of care they receive"
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