Using the Yale study of 8000 tested dying for every 15000 in addition dying of coronavirus here is what you actually get from 82,000 people tested dying: first you divide 82,000 by 8000 which gives us 10.25. Then you multiply that number by 15,000 which gives us 153,750 and then we add this to 82,000 which gives us 235,750.
235,750 is much closer to the actual number of people who died so far in the U.S. both tested and untested using this ratio formula.
So, when we reach 100,000 tested deaths it will be closer to 300,000 actual deaths including the ones not tested before they died.
Because it is now very common for someone to get it one day and pass away within 1 to 4 days without ever seeing a doctor. This is also quite common. For example, young people 25 to 35 often just have a stroke without warning without any other symptoms and are gone within a few days of being exposed and that's it.
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