fordmantpw
Veteran Member
How did you do the math to come up with a 0.2% increase going from 95/100,000 to 300/100,000?
He took the percentage of deaths of the flu and subtracted that from the percentage of deaths for the coronavirus.
95/100k = .00095, or .095%
300/100k = .003, or .3%
.3 - .095 = .205 ~ .2% difference.
Of course, that is completely incorrect in what he was trying to state, just showing how he calculated it.
In reality, a person is 316% more likely to die from coronavirus than the USA flu: .3/.095.
I'm a math nerd...