It’s not killing anything close to 4.67%. We aren’t doing wide testing and we haven’t done antibody studies to see who got it and was completely assymptomatic or extremely mild cases. It’s killing 4.67% of reasonably serious cases. But how many total cases are there? 5, 10, 50, 100x more than we know? The revised study out, plus the new Oxford and Stanford studies suggest somewhere between 25 and 100 for each of the ones we know about, hence the massively reduced death estimations.