BREAKING: 🚨Big US Total Mortality 2020 Thread🚨
2020 will have the same adjusted mortality rate like the years 2004/2005; 3.353M total deaths & ~247k excess deaths.
#COVID19 #Covid #coronavirus #Corona #endthelockdown
@MLevitt_NP2013 @justin_hart @AlexBerenson @EthicalSkeptic
2020 will have the same adjusted mortality rate like the years 2004/2005; 3.353M total deaths & ~247k excess deaths.
#COVID19 #Covid #coronavirus #Corona #endthelockdown
@MLevitt_NP2013 @justin_hart @AlexBerenson @EthicalSkeptic
Suprising, since the US is undergoing a "century pandemic" - In reality it is an event that's unique in the last "15 years".
There clearly is Excess Mortality in the US, when compared to the previous 5 years.
@ChanasitJonas @hendrikstreeck @goddeketal @Zigmanfreud @KevinKileyCA
There clearly is Excess Mortality in the US, when compared to the previous 5 years.
@ChanasitJonas @hendrikstreeck @goddeketal @Zigmanfreud @KevinKileyCA
When we broaden the time horizon a bit to the last 20 years, it looks like this.
Only April stands out... Lockdown effects, included? (NYC, etc...)
@PiersRobinson1 @ChongaldXrump @LWiehler
Only April stands out... Lockdown effects, included? (NYC, etc...)
@PiersRobinson1 @ChongaldXrump @LWiehler
I was advised that there was a mistake in my calculation of the absolute excess number. I have corrected that now, also the original numbers were based on 2000 Standard pop, hence they are lower.
Here's are the correct numbers based on 2020 population:
Here's are the correct numbers based on 2020 population:
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