I think that’s an exaggeration. Deaths rose from 3.38 million to 3.45 million, not to 33 million.
(going by life insurance claims)
Insurance claims for 2021 aren’t publicly available data. There is only that one guy’s unverified claim that he saw a 40% rise in claims. Perhaps the financial reports for the big life insurers will tell the truth.
Why would you use “total deaths” over “death rates” other then to obscure your argument?
The yearly population change is small, so it only affects the rate a little. Anyway, the population increased slightly in 2021, whereas for the rate to be up 40% with only slightly more deaths the population would have had to fall by 27%.
ok.. lets say you’re right about your figures. Can you explain why the death rate dropped 0.1% between 2019 to 2021?