Covid-19 by the numbers

[mickeycrimm]

Yeah, I went to an Albertsons too. And they also had toilet paper. Didn't need any, but I thought the price was high. Maybe my problem is that I don't usually shop Albertsons (prefer Smiths) and part of that reason is that I think Albertsons are prices are high.

Gotta say, mickey some of your comments in the previous post don't make sense to me. The 2.2 million deaths was based on doing nothing. The reduced 200k numbers are based on shutting down the whole country.

Also comment about Europe having 3 times the cases is flat out wrong. We have the most cases in the world and more than twice as many as the next country, Italy. Now we are bigger (population) as well than the European countries, so that is sort of to be expected. And of course we can't trust China's numbers. Be interesting to see how India and its several Billion people fare.

Italy, UK, Germany, France, Spain have about 330 million people. We have 328 million people. We have 230,000 cases. They have combined over 400,000 cases. Their percentage of citizens affected is way higher than ours.

The thing about saying we lead the world in cases is it misleads people into thinking we have it worse than other countries. I dont know where we are at per capita rankings right now. We were about 30th a week ago.