Death rates are completely meaningless without breaking people into age and comorbidity cohorts. That is the only meaningful way to make rational choices.
Yes, and that assumes straight stats to begin with, which we don't have here. We have absolutely no idea what infection rates are, let alone death rates, because the most common test is not reliable in the least. 60% or so accuracy, is a bit better than a coin flip. A bit. Then you have the fact that it doesn't distinguish between COVID and the flu. Further, you have all these doctors and other healthcare professionals talking about the Delta variant, which they have absolutely no way to identify from the regular variant, which usually hasn't been identified itself!
Stats in the wrong hands are dangerous and this whole goatf u ck rodeo of the last two years, proves it.
