Corona Covid

Seasonal flu's fatality rate is 0.2%. Coronavirus is ranging from 2% in countries that contain it successfully to almost 10% in ones that don't.

Arizona nursing home workers.
368 cases, 1 death
IFR 0.27%

Diamond princess cruise ship.
634 confirmed cases, 6 deaths
IFR 0.95

Meat plant workers.
10,000 confirmed cases, 45 deaths
IFR 0.45%

11,002 total cases, 52 deaths
IFR 0.47%

antithesis, do the math... BAM ! Your stats are subject to the ever changing data trying to catch up to reality.

Actual testing on all person onboard Diamond Princess: 46% were asymptomatic, and that is out of a population heavily weighted towards over 70years old.

Those figures only relate to hospitalizations and do NOT include asymptotic people who do not even realize they have been infected and people who test positive but are not hospitalized.

So what do you want to do? Do you want to divide by a hundred and say flu season's fatality rate is 0.002% and coronavirus ranges from 0.02% in countries that contain it successfully and almost 0.1% in ones that don't? The go***mn point stands.

The most compressive data available.

Compressive.... Comprehensive? Is that what you... but that's data for one country, that's not comprehensive.

Comprehensive-yes
So what if it’s for only one country. That’s what’s out there. If you can find this date analysis for another country, then kudos to you. This is NOT the Spanish flu.

I'm not doing this if you're going to try to argue with my point, where I mention a comparison across different countries, and then ask me so what if you're not making that comparison.

Data from Massachusetts

Two data sets. Similar statistics.