Lesh
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This is NOT a dynamic chart. It’s a snapshot from a week ago1. You are misrepresenting the entirety of the conversation. I also said:
"All of this with the testing of asymptomatic students with the start of school that are driving a lot of this and may cause the peaks to be rounder than normal."
So, yes we are now showing larger numbers of cases as we test hundreds of thousands of asymptomatic students. Those infections were always there, which is why the model I follow is superior to raw numbers
And, sorry to point out that the 7 day MA on your own source previously cited is still declining.
And here's deaths, which is a far more important metric, especially considering the new studies coming out on natural immunity. They are showing a rapid decline.
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