This chart gives a great explanation of how consumer mask wearing behavior just changes dramatically from day to day and affects case rises. (Suppressed laughter)

Charts destroy this common argument about how masks are making such a difference despite incredible case rises.

A couple of additional ways to calculate active cases, all showing that they peaked in early November and are falling rapidly.

Yet another summary of the unending mass of coronavirus research.

Another burst of article and research summaries.

A chart of total deaths in four Nordic countries helps look at overall trends.

A few articles and studies to discuss.

15 to 64 year-olds have excess deaths during the epidemic and it isn't due to CV-19. Oh, and one country seems exempt from the trend.

Mask mandate states have way lower case curves, in some far-off parallel universe, maybe. The wormholes are in the masking zealots' brains.

Notwithstanding what the media and politicians would have you believe we aren't in that bad a shape from CV-19, but we have revealed ourselves to be an excessively meek and…

Another chart shows the very disproportionate impact of CV-19 by age.

A chart of hospitalization trends from a number of US states is revealing about both media hysteria and the actual shape of the epidemic in various places.

A weekend disgorgement of research and observations.

Now that my head is cleared from a little rant, on to some real research.

The one area our DOH has handled this epidemic better than anyone else is hiding relevant data and giving gobbledygook answers.