No, and even though '17/18 was pretty bad, I am fairly sure it wasn't 10%+ (don't have solid numbers yet)
Thank you. They do have nice graphs
24.1 divided by 100,000 = 0.000241 - if these are the numbers from Germany, this is a minute fraction of a percent 0.0241%
Yeah. Our government jug-handled the response so brilliantly. We (my family) are practicing social distancing as much as possible, still need to get out for supplies and such. It's an interesting thing to watch the US response. It ranges from the kids in Florida too entitled to quit their spring break parties to people sewing masks for doctors to strangers shoveling neighbors' snow. Our Government, well, it's amazing how socialist it became in a week but we still have the paradox of the Federal government trying to outbid states for protective gear for medical professionals, of which my sister is one. We may become Big Italy - we have six times the population. I don't believe the US will be the same nation after this as we were going into it.
We don't know the numbers because our government bungled testing so badly.
...and even those who are least likely to bungle numbers (the germans
) are having an extremely hard time keeping up with testing at this point, so even those numbers are at best still going to be only representative.
Ok continue <g>Probably beer involved as well, try keeping a bunch of folk who've been drinking on topic
