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>>19984833
>doesnt look at deaths
look at pic related. It includes the graphs for daily cases and daily deaths.
Look at the onset of new cases that begins in March, around March 14. In ramps up and peaks around April 4 (then goes up a bit again around April 25, then back to declining until about two weeks ago).
Now look at the deaths. It starts going up around March 14 as well (because initially finding cases is essentially the same thing as finding deaths) but then it doesn't peak at April 4, like the cases do. The deaths peak about 2 weeks later, around April 25. You can also see the April 25 spike in cases reflected in the deaths about two weeks later, around May 9.
So as you can see, deaths lag cases by about two weeks. It is now two weeks since cases started going up again. Guess what we're about to see? That's right. Deaths going up again. Expect a slightly slower climb at first, since it's young people that got it now and are responsible for cases climbing, but they will soon spread it to the elderly and predisposed so deaths will start climbing.
Yes you think I'm a frightened doomer. I'm not, I think the risks to anyone in my age are minimal, I'm just stating facts.