Wrong game, buddy. We’re playing Numbers Against Humanity, keep up 
It doesn't make a lot of sense to compare per-capita numbers between a country with 3 million people and one with 320 million people. Compare comparable things.
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Isnt that the point of “per capita”? we compare per capita infant mortality and other health metrics between 3m and 330m countries.
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Yes but things can scale differently when dealing with orders of magnitude difference. Not saying it’s wrong but it can hide the true magnitude, which, in terms of deaths, is critical.
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*in*kom*men*sura*bel*
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Define comparable ;-)
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Indeed. It doesn't make sense to compare averages of exponential curves with different start point
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Do you have an alternative in mind?
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You can't, population density is vastly different
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