(01-21-2021 06:44 PM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Going off memory here, but deaths from flu in the age group from I think it's 15 or 16 to 24 is usually about 40 to 50 per year.

And I got a report the other day I recall that there were over 500 deaths from this age group from COVID, and we're still a couple of months away from a full year.

So, let's see if wkcc educates well enough to learn them graduates greater than and less than.

you are wasting you time trying to argue with people that believe in alternative facts.

https://freopp.org/comparing-the-risk-of...3a1c76c198

About midway through there's a graphic that displays it pretty well. 14 and under are more likely to die from the flu and everyone older is more likely to die from Covid. This is from October before the big winter spike though. And sadly new variants may change this if we're not able to ramp up the vaccination effort before those really take hold in our country.

North Texas bad a big covid outbreak after playing MTSU... surprise suprise