You often hear about the 80/20 rule, 80% of time one thing is true and the remaining 20% is something different. This epidemic looks like it follows a 90/10 rule. It appears that about 90% of all infections are asymptomatic or very mild. In the remaining 10% of cases, it looks like maybe 10% of that group, or 1% of the population, require hospitalization. And in that 1%, maybe 10% die, or one-tenth of a percent of the population. But that is for the population as a whole. If you took the non-frail elderly population, it would be more like the 99/1 rule. Maybe one serious case out of a hundred people, maybe. And maybe one-hundred of a percent deaths, maybe. Just shows the extreme bifurcation of the disease.
