Nov 5th - Alberta Stats by Age Group

If anyone was curious about what the actual morbidity and fatality rates were in Alberta as of November 5th, I've made a chart to clearly display the data without their extra 'filler' we don't really care about.

Things I learned from doing this post:

#1: A) In the 80+ age range, you have a 0.0260% chance (out of the entire Alberta

population) of getting covid in the first place, according to their posted statistics.

B) If you happen to get covid, there is a 57.58% chance you will not have

to go to the hospital,

C) and an 80.57% chance you will not die.

#2: A) Their count is still off by 945 cases.

B) Meanwhile, they were claiming the website was fully updated at the time.

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I took the (Comorbidities) page from the website and compared it to the (Laboratory) page both shown below.

All I did was copy and paste to take the numbers from both, added the fatality percentages and the morbidity percentages, and totaled it all up.

Does anyone want to take a crack at HOW THIS IS POSSIBLE?

I'm stumped.

They say right on both webpages that they are both up to date, and both web pages are meant to represent the total cases.

Also, don't be alarmed by the green column... I added that in to show after you somehow manage to catch it what your percentages are.

[Edit: Hinshaw released a statement saying they did not update the system today and that there were apparently 800 cases today, Nov 5th, so the chart is for yesterday Nov 4th then. Still off by 945 if we haven't factored in those 800 yet.]

Is Hinshaw just REALLY BAD at math??