Commentary

Another bang-up start to the week, as I know you just can't wait for more research summaries!

Some charts help illustrate the reduced seriousness of most hospitalizations.

Listening to a bunch of briefings by the state just reinforces what a group of incompetent weasels we have leading our epidemic response.

Video of the presentation on the epidemic is now available.

I don't know how much clearer it could be that the general population has a very, very small risk from CV-19.

Since the state is hiding recent modeling work, if it is even being done, let's go way back and review the last work product we saw.

Look at who is really getting hurt by the lockdowns and other actions.

No European country is going to escape without some significant damage.

Warning, explicit ranting about the conduct of our reprehensible and odious governor.

The work week ends, but our work never stops. Depressing news about the harms we are doing to most of the population, but they don't count because they don't have…

A good chart on excess deaths by age group, a large number of which are not due to CV-19.

Hospital lengths of stays have dropped substantially for CV-19 disease.

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.