Why do probabilities have to deal with future outcomes? This is the probability a random person has died from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.
It's simply the death rate = deaths/population normalized so that the numerator is 1. So, in a county where the odds are 1 in 500, one in 500 people have died from COVID. I like presenting it this way because I think it hits home a little better than saying 0.02%. Obviously, these odds vary greatly across the population, but this is the overall average.
One county still has not had any covid cases (although one was stopped from entering the settlement thanks to the very effective quarantine period). Kalawao County, Hawaii
I’m curious how many of these actually died from heart disease or something else and post-mortem were found to have COVID so that the hospital could receive federal funding?
Just take a look at the excess death statistics (and it's hard to miscount deaths) and you'll see that deaths caused by COVID are probably somewhat undercounted.
Our president who claimed to follow science has stopped following science. Which means I’m in the clear to not are. Right?? Meanwhile, I hate if I wear my mask that a bunch of people stare at me like I’m an idiot
Makes you wonder if we would be in a better place quality of life wise, economically, housing prices, mental health etc if we just bit the bullet and didn't shut down. Classic example of sacrificing the many to save the few.
I doubt it. COVID was going to severely disrupt the economy regardless. And one benefit (IMO) of shutting down was that it pushed the work from home movement ahead by many years.
This is total deaths due to covid / total population of county, I guess. Would be interesting to deaths in past 10 days vs populatiion of county, to see how the waves started and receded
Why do you think Trump was advocating for his groupies to be vaccinated? If 90% of people that die are not vaccinated, 90% of Democrats are vaccinated, and 55% of Republicans are, it's not hard to do the math on that.
These numbers are astounding. One in 200, that means 1/2% of the population of that county died on that day. I'm surprised there's any population left.
It's almost like the beginning of the shots correlate exactly to the increase of deaths...but that's just an honest and very logical observation. I don't expect logic to be used here
It is also said that people who died WITH COVID-19 also had other health complications. Most health problems are because of poor diet. Actual coronavirus deaths alone are a fraction of what was reported.
See my comments about excess deaths for my take on this crap about hospitals using COVID for financial gain. Do you have any idea of how many people would have to be involved (from nurses to doctors to administrators to accountants) for this to happen?
Thank you for your
I'm curious about the comparison of death rate between rural and urban areas.
I could do that. What's your threshold for rural and urban? Has to be by county. Maybe use population density since counties vary in area greatly.
Source: NYTimes Github Repository
So this is the rate of death per 100,000? Not sure what you mean by chance of death?
as a percentage of what? total deaths? covid cases? population?
Judging by the numbers, population.
Pretty. This has absolutely nothing to do with probability though.
Why do probabilities have to deal with future outcomes? This is the probability a random person has died from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.
How are the odds calculated? Count of deaths per case? Any vaccination factors incorporated in? Neat animation!
It's simply deaths/population with the number scaled to be 1.
Does this just include COVID deaths or does it also include deaths over expected to make up for incompetence and Republican psychotic belligerence?
I wish I knew how to make up for incompetence and Republican psychotic belligerence, but alas I do not.
Data is easily manipulated
And that will always be the case for ANY data.
Is this the odds once you catch COVID I assume?
It's simply the death rate = deaths/population normalized so that the numerator is 1. So, in a county where the odds are 1 in 500, one in 500 people have died from COVID. I like presenting it this way because I think it hits home a little better than saying 0.02%. Obviously, these odds vary greatly across the population, but this is the overall average.
No, it's the total odds, p(catching covid) * p(dying of covid once you catch it).
I'm curious what that perfectly white square is in the upper left/middle of Texas i believe?
That would be King County, population... 265. And probably 100 times as many cows.
One county still has not had any covid cases (although one was stopped from entering the settlement thanks to the very effective quarantine period). Kalawao County, Hawaii
Would love to see the comparison between the 2020 presidential election map by county and the final screen of this graph.
There's decent correlation with some exceptions (look at Atlanta metro)
Been meaning to do that (for over a year now).
Cool, but ignoring the main factor which is age
Yep... it's averaged over the entire population.
I’m curious how many of these actually died from heart disease or something else and post-mortem were found to have COVID so that the hospital could receive federal funding?
Just take a look at the excess death statistics (and it's hard to miscount deaths) and you'll see that deaths caused by COVID are probably somewhat undercounted.
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From. See my comments about excess deaths.
Still less than 1%! Woooo
Yes, 1,000,000/330,000,000 < 1%.
Our president who claimed to follow science has stopped following science. Which means I’m in the clear to not are. Right?? Meanwhile, I hate if I wear my mask that a bunch of people stare at me like I’m an idiot
Following the science is not easy when the science is rapidly evolving.
I’d be curious to see this in relationship to the county’s total population. I think it’d look very different
I'm not sure what you mean. This is normalized by the county's total population.
https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/umxa55/oc_change_in_house_prices_by_us_county_from/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Maybe... I shall explore.
Chances of dying because of dying is also dying
Indeed, and the odds are 1:0 over your lifetime.
Why did I think mold on cheese when I saw this.
Makes you wonder if we would be in a better place quality of life wise, economically, housing prices, mental health etc if we just bit the bullet and didn't shut down. Classic example of sacrificing the many to save the few.
I doubt it. COVID was going to severely disrupt the economy regardless. And one benefit (IMO) of shutting down was that it pushed the work from home movement ahead by many years.
This is total deaths due to covid / total population of county, I guess. Would be interesting to deaths in past 10 days vs populatiion of county, to see how the waves started and receded
I've made two-week-averaged death count ones in the past but have not updated them in over a year. See
They were ruling a lot of deaths to Covid even though they didn’t have it.
See my comments about excess deaths debunking that. It's like "massive" voter fraud. Does voter fraud happen? Yes. On a massive scale? No.
It's like a heat map of personal responsibility
Does this mean GA stays democratic? The high concentrations of death there, in south/central GA, would be more Rs..?
Why do you think Trump was advocating for his groupies to be vaccinated? If 90% of people that die are not vaccinated, 90% of Democrats are vaccinated, and 55% of Republicans are, it's not hard to do the math on that.
The scale is not linear. Why?
That's how it works when you normalize the numerator to one.
These numbers are astounding. One in 200, that means 1/2% of the population of that county died on that day. I'm surprised there's any population left.
NO! That covers from the start of the pandemic to that date.
Holy shit! We’re all going to die.
It's almost like the beginning of the shots correlate exactly to the increase of deaths...but that's just an honest and very logical observation. I don't expect logic to be used here
I don’t think people understand how lucky we are
Arrived via Mexico, not China
People are dying in war right now and you want to talk about covid
Yea, and... there are ALWAYS people dying in a war "right now" and there's really nothing I can do about it.
It is also said that people who died WITH COVID-19 also had other health complications. Most health problems are because of poor diet. Actual coronavirus deaths alone are a fraction of what was reported.
That's almost entirely not true.
But wouldn’t Covid have been the trigger? Otherwise they might have lived a tad longer without Covid?
Thanks for sharing propaganda.
Does this include car accidents with covid? Heart attacks with covid? Other ailments arbitrarily labeled as covid for financial gain?
See my comments about excess deaths for my take on this crap about hospitals using COVID for financial gain. Do you have any idea of how many people would have to be involved (from nurses to doctors to administrators to accountants) for this to happen?