First, I said 25,000, not 2500, so it would be one out of 2400 people. And of course it’s unlikely, because most people 45 and under don’t die. But if you remove suicides and car accidents, heart disease is by far the most likely cause of death, tied with cancer.
And if you look at the coronavirus stats, someone 45 years old and under is 10 times more likely to die from heart disease then the virus. I know you’re going to continue arguing, but all I said was it’s not highly unusual that someone under 40 years old could die from heart disease, especially when you look at the overall fitness of Americans. Maybe the coronavirus contributed to it, and maybe it didn’t, but it can’t be assumed that he wouldn’t have died otherwise.