I just ran some math. I added all these figures together and divided the sum by 8 to get an overall average. I came up with 98.89 (rounding up to the nearest hundredth.) I also went to worldometers.net. Their case count is at 52,986,307 and their death count is at 837,671. If you divide the deaths by the case count you get .0158 (rounded up to .016). If you subtract that number from 1, you get .984. If you move the decimal point two spots to the right, that gives you a percentage of 98.4% overall. So basically, we only have a difference of 4 hundreths of a percent between the two statistical sources. That means even including co-morbidities, senior citizens, immuno-compromised, Covid positive people dying in motorcycle or boating accidents, etc. the survival rate at WORST is 98.4%. It would be even higher if people would pull their heads out of their asses and get their hands on early treatments before they actually need them.