Cranking for COVID started in Mar 2020. Since then I have posted 190,593 words of analytical output on Facebook and Substack and penned a total of 85,787 words in 17 short notes covering various COVID-flavoured topics. My support work for HART came to a halt at 20 reports, 84,378 words, 169 tables and 148 figures (some of these have now been published). That I have managed to pen 361k words and not run out of steam is down to the quality of my biscuit supply and a decent-sized teapot.
Folk ask me how I can be an expert in all these areas and the short answer is that I’m not. I’m an applied statistician who has been trained to analyse any data, anytime, anywhere, for anybody.
The Almanac is not a portfolio of peer-reviewed or supervised work and must not be used as a source of medical advice, it essentially being a stream of articles that are works in progress. A chance to look over my shoulder, as it were, as I tackle various data sets. As a paying subscriber it is entirely possible to revise, alter and direct my work through question and comment. Revised articles do not get emailed out again and so I encourage subscribers to rely on the web-based archive for reference.
Since the Almanac is a statistical bulletin I ask that subscribers refrain from adding comments that would better suit an activist/truther platform or general news stream. Many thanks in anticipation of your cooperation!