You can look up the definition.
so 572,674 / 32,124,869 = 1.8%
As I already said, and as you can look up yourself, in the link I gave.
The fatality chance for a healthy person in the general population is the measure of risk for the average person. Using the same measure of population that the R value uses to calculate infectiousness.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_reproduction_number
Have you been using 1.8% chance of death as your chance of dying? I would be scared too.
For a healthy person to become infected is a very small number to begin with and highly biased towards the elderly or people with co morbidities.
You can legitimately lighten up. Your risk from this is infinitesimally small if you're under 55 and healthy.
If not it's still unbelievably small.
> fatality ratios (the number of deaths divided by the number of confirmed cases)
So you’re wrong. Again.
It's literally the definitions of those words.
It's fine continue to be scared. I legit feel bad for you.
My state just lifted the mask mandate recently and were not even at 30% vaccination rate yet.
Feels good.
In related news:
https://twitter.com/nucholibre/status/1384558587339362306/ph...
You can do the math.
Hell only 33 million in the states tested positive for contracting Corona.
33 million / 400 million
Which is infection rate of .0825
Even if you double it to account for non tested cases that .16% JUST CASES.
Even if you double that you're not even at 1% yet.
The experts err to the EXTREME side of safety.
These are the same experts that say only eat steak if it's well done and not to drink more than 2/3 cup of wine in an evening.