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Again, I don't necessarily agree with his conclusions or his judgement of nefarious motives for why some numbers don't make sense. ES believes that old data is being mined for positive cases and other underhanded or irresponsible things are being done that boost counts. I'm just watching his commentary over time.
But he does point out some interesting data points such as some states' hospitalized patients numbers moving in ways that are not in concert with their census changes, or jumps in cases that couldn't be explained by community spread alone.
Overall, it seems the deaths curve is basically following the CDC's 'excess deaths' measure, but trailing it.
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