Name:   MartiniMan - Subject:   Fish says thanks for the help....but Date:   5/6/2021 8:35:25 PM

I understand your point and where you get your numbers but what you don't seem to understand is that 570,000 people have not died from the virus.  I've seen numbers that estimate that only around 6% of those listed actually died from the virus.  CDC knows this and factors that into their calculation.  And there are lots of reasons for this but simply dying and having a positive test doesn't remotely predict the mortality of the virus.  First, the number of deaths ascribed to the virus are suspect primarily due to the perverse financial incentive by hospitals to call them virus.  Second, many of those that died were a result of other factors and not the virus itself.  Third, anyone that died for any reason and had the virus at one time was listed as a virus death.  I am sure there are lots of other factors that I am not aware of but the CDC does and that's how they come up with a projected mortality rate of around 0.4% or less.  I know you can't understand this and you might want to do a little research to figure it out rather than just saying the same wrong thing over and over.