Nate Silver gives more explanations about the difficulty of finding usable coronavirus case counts.

One of the popular models being relied upon by politicians for coronavirus decisions illustrates the dangers of that reliance.

A few more thoughts and questions on how and why we are allowing our public policy by a few experts with tunnel vision.

Extreme economic shutdowns cause extreme financial and non-financial harms, as this article explains.

A very respected physician and PhD economist lays out perfectly while the current course of extreme lockdowns is so imprudent.

Some information on coronavirus deaths at the CDC is confusing to say the least.

Take and break and let's disco!!

Time for a little summarization of where we seem to be.

A report from the Centers for Disease Control describes comorbidities of persons coming down with coronavirus disease.

Our state gives some further indication of just how screwed up it's modeling is and in how misleading a manner the results have been used.

It gets a little old hearing from people that complaints about the extreme economic shutdown are just putting money over people.

Models that have little credibility are being used to make policy decisions.

Dr.Fauci says more coronavirus testing and tracking of contacts can help return to normal faster. Too late for that.

Summaries of a few pieces of coronavirus related research.

The emerging economic and associated harms of the extreme mitigation measures are horrendous.