[chris37]

Looks like around 1,800 or so deaths for x number of weeks, then less than that for y number of more weeks, then less than that for z number of more weeks.

Does it add up to precisely 61k? I dunno. Maybe. Maybe it’s off by a few thousand.

Do you see that people are dying at a much faster rate with CCP-19?

Nobody seems to get that.

[palmer]

The chart is wrong. Annual US mortality is 2.8 million, weekly is 54,000 but 60,000 during winter and < 50,000 during summer. Flu in Jan 2018 accounted for 10% of all mortality. The peak of the chart for 2018 (green line) is at least 6,000 not 1600 as shown on the chart.

Do you see that people are dying at a much faster rate with CCP-19?

Much? Not faster yet. It will be faster as Wuhan red death peaks. It will be 2x to 3x higher, with 2x to 3x more total mortality (100,000-240,000) than flu (80,000 in the worst years).