My guess just the seasons not the holidays.
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The BLM rallies.
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The medical industry reacts to these events by preparing & carrying out more tests. Not only through conscious effort "cautionary measures" but also as an emergent phenomenon - more people socializing leads to more people being close contacts, leads to more close contact testing.
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More tests = more new cases
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is there 3 peaks in testing too?
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Yes...the peaks are an artifact of the number of tests performed. Bingo!pic.twitter.com/7AJ1UYMrAz
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The part of the graph to the extreme right interests me the most. Just saying.
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The peaks follow dips from testing dropoffs over those holidays. Not that we weren’t moving up but it isn’t as pronounced.
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All data is fake
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