[SeekAndFind]

Phil Kerpen, the president of American Commitment and Unleash Prosperity, has taken the CDC’s data and broken down the risk of dying from COVID by single year of age.

COVID Population Fatality Ratios By Single Year of Age

Data from January 1, 2020 to September 11, 2021, as of September 15, 2021. pic.twitter.com/5iEAVy6snx

— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) September 20, 2021

So, let’s look at the chart and see what my risk is. I am 41 years old. Based on this chart, there have been 1,661 deaths from COVID among 41-year-olds—representing .041 percent of that population segment.

Of course, you might look up your age on the chart and wonder what these numbers mean in practical terms. Well, there’s a chart for that too.

What's your risk of dying from COVID in your age group comparable to? @Rational_Ground has the answer.

(source: https://t.co/wqo6U8bXg7) pic.twitter.com/Z3N9YEYfEr

— Matt Margolis (@mattmargolis) September 21, 2021

According to this chart, my risk of dying from COVID is comparable to my risk of dying by drowning. Well, isn’t that interesting? Should I be afraid of the water? Should I never go swimming again? Of course not. But when you look at this chart and you look at your comparable mortality risk, it puts this pandemic in perspective, doesn’t it?

[Cedar]

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[Cobra64]

Anyone who believes these numbers is a fool. Doctors and hospitals have admitted to gaming the numbers with suicides, gunshot fatalities, drownings, car crashes, etc.

[LibertyWoman]

Deaths with covid
What about deaths from covid?

[rlmorel]

This is a great graphic (the one comparing the odds of fatality to other events)

Thanks for posting it, SeekAndFind. You generally do a pretty good job of selecting your subjects to start threads on, and this is no exception.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Good chart, thank you.

Saw one the other day - but (naturally) cannot find it now. Was a US graphic highlighting the states by morbidity, with New York, New Jersey, Mass, Mi, ILL, CA in darker shades of green. Do you, or anybody else, recall seeing it?

[FreedomPoster]

Useful, thanks.

[Gene Eric]

>> 99.997% survival for those less than 20 YO

Those going after the youth are predators!

Nobody likes child predators.

[Eagles6]

It's actually less than that as most who were infected had mild to moderate symptoms, were never tested and, hence, weren't included in the calculations.

Then, of course, we have the unreliable PRC tests, with a high rate of false positives, so I guess it's a wash.

[jonrick46]

Seeing those figures, I am more confident that my infection from COVID-19-Delta will not be a trip to the morgue. However, a trip to the hospital may be bad enough. Does anyone know what a one month stay in the hospital, fighting for ones life on a ventilator will cost?

People poo poo the low death rate but exhibit a kind of naivety about the outcome. For instance, I just became aware of Covid victims so desperate to stay alive, they are having lung transplants! Imagine what that will cost! Of course, there are other long-term side-effects that also seem to slip down the rat-hole of conversation.

[lepton]

According to this chart, my risk of dying from COVID is comparable to my risk of dying by drowning.

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Those comparisons seem peculiar, and would need digging into to understand.

The chances of drowning while swimming might have a lifetime chance of 1/1219 for which reason you died if you engaged in swimming at an average rate, but it doesn’t reflect your chance of drowning while going to the grocery store.

[lepton]

According to this chart, my risk of dying from COVID is comparable to my risk of dying by drowning.

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Those comparisons seem peculiar, and would need digging into to understand.

The chances of drowning while swimming might have a lifetime chance of 1/1219 for which reason you died if you engaged in swimming at an average rate, but it doesn’t reflect your chance of drowning while going to the grocery store.

[metmom]

So, let’s look at the chart and see what my risk is. I am 41 years old. Based on this chart, there have been 1,661 deaths from COVID among 41-year-olds—representing .041 percent of that population segment.

Do note that column two is not labeled “Deaths FROM COVID” but rather “Deaths WITH COVID”.

That’s a BIG difference there.

Subtle but significant.

[Irish Eyes]

Thanks for the charts. These charts put every thing in perspective.
:)

[ShadowAce]

Your chart itself admits to lying.

Headsings are "Deaths *with* COVID" not Deaths *from* COVID

[CodeToad]

There is no way to determine this since all covid numbers have been fraudulent from the beginning.