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@Hoodat I went back and reread your post. It sounds like I'm missing your point about the recoveries...
Again, that number is never going to go down. It can only go up.
Recoveries will only go up too.
A more useful statistic would be the ratio of recoveries to deaths. At some point, this number will rise, and then eventually level out. Today, it stands at 11.06.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/us/Closed Cases 160
74 (46%) Recovered / Discharged
86 (54%) Deaths
I might not be as good with the maths as you, but where are you getting your figures for "11.06" percent or is that supposed to be 11:06 which I'm also not calculating? By my count over 100% as many people are dead vs recovered. Is that better?
But you do everyone a disservice by posting death numbers being updated several times each day when the counting of recoveries lags far behind.
I don't want to disservice anyone. Please help me calculate the ratio you desire. Additionally, I have learned the counting lags far behind for recoveries, but you still want that factored into my non-death figures, yes?
Perhaps you should count the number of people who have it and are still alive or on their way to recovery. It may not push the political narrative you want, but it would certainly boost the morale on this forum.
It's right at the link I provide each time, but I can do that!!!
A morale boosting 4,503 infected but still living

Or you could calculate the ratio of cases to recoveries. When it rises, it means new cases are outpacing recoveries. But when it begins to drop, it means we are past the hump. And once we stop getting new cases, this ratio will move closer to 1. Today it stands at 2.30.
Cases
4,503 divided by recovered
74 =
60.85 times as many cases . . . Sorry, I don't get the relevance. Perhaps you mean 74 recoveries out of 4503 cases which equals 1.64% . That is a much tinier number. I can see why you like this ratio. A massive rise in testing will results massive increases in confirmed cases and sink that number like the Hindenburg all while ignoring fatalities.
I too celebrate the 74 recovered, and a pray they do not suffer lasting injury.
Thanx for struggling with me to make yourself understood.