Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Perspectives on the Pandemic | \"Blood Clots and Beyond\" | Episode 15" video.

How do you know that? Every year people die from opportunistic infections that deliver the final blow.
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@skyam2677 So this stuff has a survival rate of over 99 percent and you know ten people who died?
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@skyam2677 You're making my point for me. To know 1 person per 100 who died, you'd have to know 1000 who had it in total to know those 10 fatalities. The problem is, the survival rate is higher than 99 percent. So the only way this is possible is that you know a disproportionate amount of older people with comorbidities. In 2019 my father knew of 3 people around his age who died from cardiovascular disease. Point being, once you get to an age you're bound to know multiple people who died from common causes of death every year. This year you have an opportunistic infection that's taking over everything else, including the flu. But you wouldn't have put two and two together from all the people who die of pneumonia or flu. My grandfather died of pneumonia. I know damned well that was only the knockout blow. If he had died this year rather than 10 years ago, it would have been the coof.
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@timeactor Exactly. 15 years from now we'll have documentaries explaining how we totally bungled the data and couldn't suppress a novel viral infection because of a horrible signal to noise ratio.
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Making the host visibly ill is even worse for the virus. The virus that wins natural selection is the one that the host is not affected by.
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@DMSJagXK Chances of surviving are not good? Post the numbers. It should be over 99 percent survival rate.
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