Clerical errors aside, there are other major testing issues. Was on a zoom call with my doctor yesterday, he was working in the respiratory unit at Overlake until the last few weeks. He said antibody tests are about 40% accurate and shouldn’t be accounted for in any data. I was right. He said nose swab tests are all over the place, general consensus is 70% accurate. He has seen multiple times the same sample test coming being positive one day, then the same sample changing to negative and vice versa.
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Don’t twist.
Texas says flu kills better.
https://www.sgtreport.com/2020/07/stunning-texas-coronavirus-numbers-show-covid-19-less-lethal-than-last-two-flu-seasons/
This gal says it's fake and so was H1N1. Books cooked in both.
Video is interesting though, the White House seems to be getting involved in data review which has the CDC pissed off.
You should check out Hold2 also, some pretty good state graphs too. like Arizona hospital census and classification.
Lots of recent HCQ studies discussion on this account...
Accuracy of MN covid models...