There has been some digging down into the instances and number of covid related deaths here in Nova Scotia. As of a couple of days ago there had been 51 death, 45 of which were all from a high rise, shated room, old age home in the capital of Halifax. As we really have no idea on the percentsges infected at this poibt ond can really only work out the valid per capita death rate attributed to covid-19. With an approximate population of 1 million my math brings the per capita death percentage to 0.0051%. Have not yet compared to other per capita death rates, like falling down the stairs or getting hit by a bus. It is still nore dangerous than getting hit vy lightning, thankfully.
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Sounds right, I've only done US and Sweden in my posts to show lockdown vs non-lockdown. The defected death rates are high but not reliable as you say, since we don't know the real higher amount if actual infected.
My gut is saying 60-80% of most populations have come into contact with the virus. This will not be confirmed or disproven until a reliable test is available.
Maybe we can have a boxing match to settle things. That used to be his style. 😎