skelly
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Maybe it’s just me, but China peaked at the around 84K that’s been in there total cases column even being in n the 80K range since I even heard of the JH tracker back in March. I don’t believe that number. I don’t believe they managed to settle on 3 deaths per million population.Care to help me out?
At this reporting group:
Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19)
Country-by-country data and research on the pandemic. Updated daily.
ourworldindata.org
they will tell you in the articles and in the graphs and charts that there is problems with the numbers. Being that you can only deal with and produce a picture with the reported cases. The number of real world cases well need much more testing to even get a picture. World wide there is a serious deficit in the number of tests needed to get a picture. Additionally, there are limits to the comparisons that you can make ranking by country because of population, the different testing levels and even the difference in quality of life, economy, poverty level and so on. You have to really go and compare the overall death rate this year to other years if you’re going to get a good guess on many countries. So anybody can say, well, that numbers don’t lie but that rarely is the bottom line.
A qualifier is in most of their charts including this one in daily deaths per million pop.
“Daily new confirmed COVID-19
deaths per million people
Shown is the rolling 7-day average. Limited testing and challenges in the attribution of the cause of death means that the number of confirmed deaths may not be an accurate count of the true number of deaths from COVID-19”
You can go there for yourself and just spend hours looking at the way they’re breaking it down. You can only do so much with the face value of the Johns Hopkins Tracker and the Worldometer numbers, even the CDC tracker...Fun times.