Worldometer

It doesn't work.

Have you ever been on Worldometers, the website?

No.

It's great.

I enjoy numbers when they are right and when they make sense.

And the problem is, we are getting a mortality rate, according to Worldometer, of 3.4% for the United States.

Why do they come to this conclusion? Because they take deaths divided by reported cases.

But why is that wrong?

... to help adapt.

And I wanna help our audience further, and that of course you sparked it, Alexei, but here it is, Worldometers, that's a website, .info, Worldometers.

Here it is, and I'm just gonna read this because it goes fast.

The current world population, according to this site, I don't know how they do the statistics, 8 billion 321,608,550 today as we look at the calendar.

40 million? They have a 10th as many? We're at, like, 330 million, they have 40 million?

If the Worldometer is right for the population, that's where I got my-

Wow.

I didn't know it was that low.

So the population is fairly young.

And there are about 34 million people in Cote d'Ivoire, according to worldometer.com. Cote d'Ivoire is in the region of West Africa.

Her neighbors are Liberia and Guinea to the west, Mali and Burkina Faso to the north, Ghana to the east, and the Gulf of Guinea and the Atlantic Ocean to the south.

Now, the Gulf of Guinea is off the coast of West Africa and it is the deepest gulf on the planet at about 6,300 meters deep.