Thy disagree, but in which direction? The second chart seem to report numbers higher than the first chart but I’m not sure they are about the same data. What’s your read?
Can you put some links for the second graph source?
I constructed the second graph manually, by recording the number of results of 22 queries at OpenVAERS. OpenVAERS (which I learned about through Steve K) says it provides the same data as the government.
Edit: I’m inclined to think that a major reason that the number for 2021 is higher in my chart is because I produced my chart 3 weeks later. As of Jan 17 2022, the number of deaths reported by OpenVAERS for “covid19” in 2021 is 21,427, giving an average rate of 412 weekly death reports. I was surprised to learn that only 46% of these were for age 65+, but it turns out that only 16% of these are for under age 65, so apparently 38% of the deaths occurred in people with no age whatsoever. Also, while the number of death reports is greater in the second half of the year, there has been a dramatic increase in ageless death reports since June. Hmm… it seems like about 15,558 of the reports were filed since I last checked in June, of which about 6800 of the new reports are ageless (44%). That is pretty weird. And indeed, the first report I clicked on at random, said that a person of unknown age and gender in an unknown state, with unknown medical history, suffered from an unknown cause of death on an unknown date after taking a JANSSEN vaccine! I don’t think this is what Weinstein and Kirsch had in mind when they talked about underreporting!
Thy disagree, but in which direction? The second chart seem to report numbers higher than the first chart but I’m not sure they are about the same data. What’s your read? Can you put some links for the second graph source?
I constructed the second graph manually, by recording the number of results of 22 queries at OpenVAERS. OpenVAERS (which I learned about through Steve K) says it provides the same data as the government.
Edit: I’m inclined to think that a major reason that the number for 2021 is higher in my chart is because I produced my chart 3 weeks later. As of Jan 17 2022, the number of deaths reported by OpenVAERS for “covid19” in 2021 is 21,427, giving an average rate of 412 weekly death reports. I was surprised to learn that only 46% of these were for age 65+, but it turns out that only 16% of these are for under age 65, so apparently 38% of the deaths occurred in people with no age whatsoever. Also, while the number of death reports is greater in the second half of the year, there has been a dramatic increase in ageless death reports since June. Hmm… it seems like about 15,558 of the reports were filed since I last checked in June, of which about 6800 of the new reports are ageless (44%). That is pretty weird. And indeed, the first report I clicked on at random, said that a person of unknown age and gender in an unknown state, with unknown medical history, suffered from an unknown cause of death on an unknown date after taking a JANSSEN vaccine! I don’t think this is what Weinstein and Kirsch had in mind when they talked about underreporting!