[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by nomadking

So still totally unconnected to testing.


You cannot compare population densities by simply dividing the population by land area. Populations are not spread in a uniform manner. Geography of the land tends to get in the way. Eg Mali looks big, but it has a large chunk of the Sahara desert.

Nomad, you put the question: "Did Bayern do anything wrong?".

Hamburg is one big city; Bayern is a highly populated area with a city (Munich) the size of Hamburg accounting for a similar number of deaths per million and the rest being down to the people distribution in the remainder of Bayern. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is barely populated by comparison.

I think my representation of the statistics totally explains the variances in deaths per million. How you can deny that leaves me bemused.