08-06-2021, 10:18 PM
There are no "acceptable deaths". There are
however acceptable risks and each individual has to make those decisions for themselves.
As far as 1 vs 1.31, we were talking about human deaths and .31 is not a whole person so I rounded down to 1 but I'd be fine with rounding up to 2. Either way the point is to get to a whole number that reflects a whole person.
As far as statistics go, we have lost 535 people to covid in a population of 1.46M which works out to 0.036%
however acceptable risks and each individual has to make those decisions for themselves.
As far as 1 vs 1.31, we were talking about human deaths and .31 is not a whole person so I rounded down to 1 but I'd be fine with rounding up to 2. Either way the point is to get to a whole number that reflects a whole person.
As far as statistics go, we have lost 535 people to covid in a population of 1.46M which works out to 0.036%