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Again, if you know this, you'll be able to demonstrate it.I know the risk of dying from an airborne virus is very small
Are you saying this is true of ALL airborne viruses? Is there something specific about a virus being airborne that determines the likelihood of dying from it?
In reality, this is another variable, and predicated on other variables. There's a way to calculate it based on past case-fatality rates, but that only applies to viruses for which we've already had outbreaks. We can't even calculate the CFR for a new virus without first collecting data, because the CFR, and the transmission rate, and a slew of other variables are virus-specific.