Show some rigor.
> 25 deaths per million people per day
That's not the same age range as actively practicing researchers.
> 25 deaths per million people per day
That's not the same age range as actively practicing researchers.
Yes, perhaps by reading the link.
"I should point out I am using numbers for the general population, which may not match the rate for scientists. [...] I also looked at CDC data – about 800,000 people in the US between 25 and 65 die each year [...] About 6% of the population work in the science field, which would be 192,000, or half that if you use a narrow definition of 3%, so close to the 73,000 figure I calculated the other way."
He also looks at how that compares with the individual institutions.
But yes, "show some rigor" indeed!
The link didn't inspire any confidence given the quote you provides.