The U.S. death rate is approximately 3 times what they are telling us or 424,278 dead from coronavirus

Yale did a study and found that the general average was around for every 8000 tested deaths there were 15,000 non-tested deaths. so to get an accurate count this is the best formula I know at present to see what the actual death count is.

However, I do it more simply by just multiplying by 3 which approximates the same thing. However, to be fair the ratio if you do this would have to be 8000 tested deaths to 16,000 non-tested deaths.

So, when I say multiply by three I'm fudging a little bit by multiplying by 3.

So, if you want the count to be more accurate for your mathematics use 8000 tested deaths for 15,000 non-tested deaths for a much more accurate death count in your state or country.

However, I think only the U.S. and maybe Europe and Canada might be safe in using the 8000 to 15,000 ratio.

For Brazil for example, you would have to take their death count and multiply by 12 to 16 to get an accurate count of deaths there because the president of Brazil wants to kill off as many indigenous people as he can with the coronavirus by not teaching them anything about it. And the same thing in China with the Uighurs. It's so bad in China that I don't think there is any way of calculating just how bad it is there for non-communist minorities or religious people.