In the last post I showed a modified population half pyramid that was instructive in putting C19 deaths into perspective compared to the general population and the pre-existing risk of death for various age groups. For instance, I didn’t make the chart busy with explanatory mark-ups, but if you eye-ball orange vs blue in the 85+ group bar (or cheat and read the table ;) you can see that even before C19 that group already averaged a 1 in 7 chance of death each year!
Of course, this makes sense when you think about it — otherwise we would have centenarians doddering around everywhere!
Another way to look at it is to break out the death risk curves by age groups before and after C19. That would look like this.
That’s right, another chart they definitely don’t want you to see about who actually bears the C19 risk!
And if you were only even barely conscious in math classes you might have a nagging feeling about that curve? It’s a … it’s a … log curve!
That would look like this on a log scale:
It turns out that the general population’s (pre C19) risk of death is exponentially increasing with age as you would expect after a little thought looking at my population pyramid’s death annotations in orange. And C19 is even more so given the even lower risk the young face.
But yeah, let’s vaccinate the whole population including the young first instead of the elderly who are by far most at risk. Not enough pharma profit — and political donation graft — otherwise.
And this also exposes another elephant in the room that I will be writing about soon…