This site under reconstruction.
And here’s China: I had wanted to post this over the weekend, but I got busy with other stuff. Been meaning to do this yesterday, too, but was distracted. So now, I’m catching up. It’s time for a follow up to see what the “condition on the ground” looks like, especially since we are deep…
Happy Thanksgiving! Yes, this is a late-night post because I am running behind and I wanted one post during the week. So… polls…they are becoming infamous for being off. I remember 2016 where we, of course, had a surprise and the discussion was how the polls really got the election wrong. I didn’t pay attention…
Last night, some results popped up which kind of makes me wonder about China’s zero-Covid policy. I was going to write about something else but instead I will write about what popped up last night. The Surprise All data comes from Wikipedia. See Source Data box at end of post. So here’s the initial information…
[Note: I thought I had posted this over the weekend but it turns out that I didn’t. The data is a couple of days old.] Latest signs look like the coronavirus cases (such as it is with the decline in efforts to report) are rising. It looks like a slow rise compared to the other…
Note: The graphics have a lot of white empty space, so they look terrible but I’m just trying to get this blog out. I haven’t done this kind of blog in a while, largely because the data is kind of hard to read and all signs point to decreasing cases and hospitalizations. Except until yesterday…
Here’s a really useful tool for generating various results based upon multiple inputs. It’s a quick way of seeing what happens to results when you vary the input. I usually try each input manually, but I really should set up these data tables to see the results. I’m attaching a PowerPoint that shows in a…