/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11699921
Some satistics to back up your arguments would be nice. Otherwise you just sound like the crowing reatrd that I suspect you are. Let me give you some.

For exameple, on current figures, ~1/3 of all patients who die 'from' covid-19 have diabetes. This compares to 15% who die with diabetes every year.

Based on this alone around half of the covid-19 patients with diabaetes will have died anyway. Again this is in the novel context of covid-19 SOLELY being listed as the cause of death (thus a large number are being misreported), and that the overall death rate has increased in lockdown as people are mising treatments, immunocomprimised patients are being squeezed together in ill suited hospital wards etc.Will more diabates patients die in 2020 than 2019? Probably. Will this be higher than the 10-15% increase in year on year number of deaths that e.g. seasonal flu can cause? Maybe not.

In other words, of those who die at least 75% will have died anyway. The end of year death numbers will be fascinating for sure.
Conversely the death rate for young healthy people from Covid-19 is much less than 1%. If you were not due to die, you are not going to die form Covid-19.