Oh, boy are you wrong.
Again, it's killed 0.077% of the world population. Not 0.00077%.
And this tactic to use the entire world population has been used as early as March of 2020 to downplay the severity of the virus. Do you know what that percentage was then? Even smaller. Much smaller.
In fact:
March 2020 we had 3,100 deaths worldwide or 0.00004% of the total population dead.
July 2020 we had 578,935 deaths worldwide 0.0082% of the total population dead. (This is already above where you think we are at 0.00077%)
December 2020 we had 1,588,558 deaths worldwide 0.023% of the total population dead.
March 2021 we had 2,686,183 deaths worldwide 0.038% of the total population dead.
July 2021 we had 3,995,864 deaths worldwide 0.057% of the total population dead.
December 2021 we had 5,249,192 deaths worldwide 0.075% of the total population dead.
Today it's January 2022 and we have 5,460,165 deaths worldwide, 0.078% of the total population dead.
But you don't care. You certainly don't care about the math so why should I expect you to care about 5.5 million people?