Commentary

Our president and governor are willing to sell the lives of children cheaply, maybe we can bribe them into good policy instead of the bad ones teachers' unions buy.

This one is just research summaries, all research summaries, all the time.

A new dawn, a new series title, same old rehashed research summaries and scintillating commentary.

The last in this series, but fear not, a new one will begin tomorrow, and I use this finale to place a curse upon a certain segment of our society.

An interesting study on weather factors and viral spread.

The penultimate version of this series, racking my brain for a new title.

Another day in the paradise that is Minnesota, or should I say the pair a dice that is used to determine CV-19 policy.

I give up figuring out how many research abstracts and papers I have read, but I will keep churning out the summaries.

In reality the epidemic is winding down, but will governments accept that?

Almost completely caught up going into the weekend, yeah!!

Two of my least favorite topics, masks and lockdowns, are featured in this round of research summaries.

We are in a period of intense government incompetence and lying, at the national and state level.

An amazing pictorial view of the geographical progress and differentiation of the epidemic.

After the blizzard of charts this morning, another set of research summaries. One more big research dump and I am pretty much caught up.

CV-19 still is way more dangerous to the elderly than the young.