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To: B.K.Myers who wrote (7169)	8/8/2020 4:10:27 AM
From: B.K.Myers	3 Recommendations Recommended By Glenn Petersen Investor2 Triffin Respond to of 22868

My apologies to the thread. I realized the error in my logic too late to edit/delete the posting. The Deaths/1M pop is not a death rate per 1M, it is total Deaths per 1M, so of course it is going to be increasing. Sorry. B.K.

To: B.K.Myers who wrote (7169)	8/8/2020 9:01:14 AM
From: Moonray	1 Recommendation Recommended By B.K.Myers Respond to of 22868

I find this to be very concerning!!! If you just want to know how the U.S. and individual states are doing compared to a previous date, this story has it: nbcnews.com o~~~ O

To: B.K.Myers who wrote (7169)	8/8/2020 6:03:58 PM
From: Investor2	Respond to of 22868

Looking at the same chart today (note: Peru snuck into the top 7), all of these countries are reporting higher Deaths / 1M pop. I was actually expecting death rates to trend down, NOT up. I find this to be very concerning!!! I believe the total deaths per million population will always increase as long as there are any deaths at all, unless the population grows significantly from one day to the next. I believe the number of deaths per day can decrease while the total number of deaths per million population increases. Best wishes, I2