This site under reconstruction.
Except for poor China I haven’t talked about this in a while, largely because the data coming in is kind of suspect. I think everybody is tired of this topic and it doesn’t seem as scary anymore. Should we still be scared? Are we being too complacent? I don’t know. I do know that lately…
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…
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…
It’s been a while since I did one of these. The biggest reason is that I suspect the data on cases are becoming unreliable. A lot of people may be self-testing at home and thus are not reporting the results, whether they have the virus or not. In addition, I read something today where a…