Lenny Leonard wrote:
Take out the four largest death totals by state (NY, NJ, MI, LA) and you have just 1,885 deaths through 3/31.
Statistically, most states are not having a problem with this. Outliers are making it seem worse than it is. This is like saying ALL of Europe is struggling with the disease, when it’s just outliers like Spain and Italy that are skewing the numbers.
My state has seen fewer than 40 deaths in over two weeks. What happens in New York is irrelevant to me.
ok, so you are out touch with how it's progressing. A few weeks ago, NY had numbers just like your state does now.
a few weeks ago it was mainly Spain and Italy in Europe, now not the case at all.
Netherlands, Belgium, UK, France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain all have deaths per million numbers that are least triple ours.
To translate that,....that would mean 3,000 or more deaths a day in the US if we reach those rates. 21,000 a week. 9/11 every single day.