This is a response I wrote to a woman who said "Once you catch them stacking the death rate like that you can't trust anything they say."
How COVID counting errors happen – a Facebook response
COVID-19 in Colorado: cases and hospitalizations are surging – July 16, 2020 update
COVID-19 cases are up and now hospitalizations are too. At the rate we're going, it's only a matter of weeks until Colorado will have to go into lockdown again.
Another response to a different COVID-19 death rate misinformer
Here's another response I wrote to an anti-masker comment on one of Colorado Governor Jared Polis' Facebook page.
A response to a COVID-19 fatality rate misinformer
If you have the ability, please push back against people when they make grossly wrong claims about COVID-19 like I did on Facebook earlier this evening.
COVID-19 in Colorado – July 2, 2020 update
Observations and analysis from the 7/2/2020 COVID-19 dataset and previous weeks including the rise of new hospitalizations and analysis of temporal relationships between data series. And more.
COVID-19 in Colorado – June 24, 2020 update
The rate of new cases in Colorado is increasing again. New hospitalizations are flat and expected to start increasing again. Deaths are presently and thankfully few compared to even a month ago, but will start climbing when hospitalizations increase.
COVID-19 in Colorado – May 28, 2020 update
There's not a lot of change from last week to this week's COVID data, except that number of of new cases, hospitalizations, and deaths per day is stabilizing, rather than continuing to drop.
Weekly COVID-19 based on the 5/21/2020 data
The number of new cases is down. New hospitalizations are down. Deaths are also down, but they show worrying signs of stabilizing at levels higher than I would want to see.
No weekly COVID-19 post for last week
Too much going on around here with the end of the school year and working from home. I'll have an update this week, likely published this weekend.
No mask, no service
"No mask, no service" is only controversial because the people affected by it are used to being on the giving end of such restrictions, not the receiving end.
The Daedalnexus 