Commentary

Some research and article references to start the weekend.

Deaths reported now occurred long ago--why the delay?

In-person school is at least as safe as remote non-learning.

A common and spreading mutation in the virus appears to be making it more infectious, thanks to our over-zealous suppression efforts.

A few more summaries of research and articles.

If you don't feel like listening to the supposed epidemic experts, you would have very good reason.

Another paper on the Diamond Princess cruise ship and other research summaries.

A few observations and research summaries.

An interesting take on the epidemic course in the Nashville area reveals the futility of suppression efforts.

Another revealing comparison on the effect of suppression efforts--LA versus Sweden.

A table with the current death population and case death rates in Minnesota.

A few highlights?, lowlights? from the CV-19 briefing yesterday.

Keeping an eye on deaths above average in Minnesota for certain non-CV-19 causes, as shown by the CDC.

Maybe a table will help demonstrate how screwed up case and test reporting is in Minnesota.

Let us compare Sweden and Spain on cases through the course of the epidemic.