Friedberg argues 25-86% of COVID cases may be asymptomatic, suggesting much lower fatality rates.
“A paper published showed that in China, up to eighty six percent of people did not realize that they were sick or they were unreported and they had mild symptoms.”
Friedberg cites research showing 25 to 86 percent of COVID patients may be asymptomatic.
“If you take that high level, you take that low level, call it somewhere between twenty five percent and eighty six percent, maybe even as high as eighty six percent of patients are asymptomatic,”
Friedberg says official fatality rate is overstated by at least 10x due to untested asymptomatic cases.
“we now know that that's overstated by probably at least 10x because it doesn't take into account all the asymptomatic cases or mild cases that just never got tested.”