If young people aren't just less *vulnerable* to coronavirus but less likely to catch it at all, one of the big factors in the striking underperformance of the virus in the global South is not going to be climate, as we once thought, but relatively youthful populations.
Would you expect a much lower death rate in India and Africa than in Western Europe?
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Not once corrected for demographic factors, over a long enough time scale.
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Two underreported factors come to mind: death rate is very non linear with "luck". And salience is a strong function of stochastic variations in social graph traversal.
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