Monthly Archives: December 2020

This Damn Covid19

From Feb to May I observed many deaths from Covid19 graphs that looked like this: I observed this in different populations, and population sizes, around the world. I hypothesized that something was dramatically slowing the spread of the disease long before the … Continue reading

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Covid19 “Science” from CMU, Squeee!

The Delphi Group at Carnegie Mellon University recently released data on mask-wearing in the United States via a project called a COVIDMap and public API. This is a valuable contribution to the understanding of Covid19 models; actual mask wearing data … Continue reading

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