I will tell you my darkest thoughts. And believe me, I hope I am wrong.

Since 1918 to 1920, between 50-100 million (estimated) people died from the Spanish flu.

In 1920 there were about 1800 million people in the world.

If we extrapolate... now, we have 4 times more people so that 200-400 million people will end up dying if the mathematics holds true.

The issue is the speed with which it spreads, which can multiply the data even more.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I appreciated having a serious conversation about this issue.