@Safandulka My point is that it’s not possible to do that. It would show up in t

@Safandulka My point is that it’s not possible to do that. It would show up in the data bc other people would have to NOT die by other means to compensate for the shift. So the aggregate death claims from covid are approximately calculated correctly one way or another. This says nothing about transmissibility, transmission vectors, transmission sectors, masks or anything else. The best we can say is that shifts in classification are marginal and in the aggregate meaningless.

This is why I don’t comment on such things until I have confidence in the data. It’s very difficult to separate noise from signal.