There are now five decent, reliable estimates of age-specific IFR and they are all very similar This is looking more and more solidhttps://twitter.com/stats_q/status/1290330193400299520 …
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Are you assuming they are infected or assuming a certain probability they will become infected? Maybe show the math. Thx.
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It’s the IFR...stands for infection fatality rate.
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I wonder if the risk skydiving increases or decreases with number of attempts. For sure it's a bit more worth the risk.
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Stays the same. People perceive that it drops, but the risk stays the same. In fact as you get a run of good luck, the Cumulative odds of it going wrong actually rise.
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And a lot less fun
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Any estimate on the male:female risk ratio?
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Not sure actually, haven't looked into it. If it follows the same pattern as CFR (which it probably will), about 20-50% increased risk for men
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1) Why would you compare to ifr and not deaths per population? 2) How should we factor in the benefits of skydiving?
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What about the risk of dying in a motor vehicle accident?
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Trying to work out what it would be for age 55. Is there a graph version anywhere by any chance?
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