Im not the one that posted 5 times about her on a thread not about her then tried to make out he didn't care about her.
But I digress.
Apart from the elevated mortality immediately after a global pandemic, which you would kind of expect if you understand what a pandemic is, all I can find for recent data is that
"The age-standardised death rate (SDR) for September was 40.6 deaths per 100,000 people, below both the baseline average for this period (45.1) and the rate for 2022 (44.8). This is the lowest SDR for September since at least 2015. The second lowest September SDR in this period was in September 2020, when the SDR was 41.4." From the ABR.
You want me to make a theory and apply the rule of falsifiability to it? Ok.
I think it was caused by a global infectious disease and the continued vulnerability of certain people after being infected.
