WHO paper is here: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/background-paper-on-covid-19-disease-and-vaccines … And CDC scenarios are here:https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/planning-scenarios.html …
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Interesting stuff, but a smiley account offered me this evidence direct from the CDC earlier so I don’t know who to believe. The maths seem to check out.pic.twitter.com/70B1HjPvs8
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CDC is known for weirdly formatted tables and that odd yellow font. Checks out, guess the pandemic was over in October (or was it November? December? Hard to keep up)
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Pretty cool.
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But I googled COVID for 30 seconds and came to some interesting conclusions...
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Dammit man. Just go straight to YouTube for your sources
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Lol. I think you're referring to Prof Gupta's earlier estimate, which was an IFR range of 0.01-0.1%. For the "herd immunity" analysis she promoted, they used the lower range, which is around 100x lower than the current IFR of Britain
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