That spike from Korea in the 20-29 age range is mostly from the one Christian group that got it first. If you’re going to tweet a graph research it first, especially if it looks unbelievable.https://twitter.com/markwby/status/1238867143363567616 …
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Ahhh, Thanks for sticking with me. I think I understand where our thoughts diverge now. I figured the issue was not young people dying so much as carrying the infection to others who might.
That's the fear mongering. He found one graph, of one incident in time, then turned into Millenial Walking dead. Ask yourself, why didn't find a graph like this anywhere else? China had more cases in a higher concentrated area and did more testing, they would have seen it too.
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I'll put it one more way: Do you seriously think that if a disease infected people 20-29 years old at THAT much higher of a rate that no other country except Korea (who didn't do more than China, or Bahrain per million)? That would be seen everywhere, not in one place.
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Then if the infection rate in this one tiny demographic was that insane it'd be major news. We knew old people died fast right away. Would it be Koreans only? That's nuts, nothing about being 20-29 in Korea makes you vulnerable (except maybe liking BTS).
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Good point I hadn't considered. My frame of reference was thinking Korea was more liberal in their testing than Italy had been, and that b/c of it, they uncovered a group who was being infected, passing that on, but not bad enough to hospitalize. Will try to find China numbers.
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Look for Bahrain too. They did the most per-capita testing of anyone. They have 6.1k/1mill people. I'll be you $100 to charity, they don't have this spike at that age.
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