Any comment?
There should be some metric evidence!
Yesterday WOM lists 1,030 fatalities for the US and a total number of 233,130 who've died. That's a DFI of 0.44. In the last projection, I made I used a 4 September beginning DFI ( 7 day avg) of 0.478, and an estimated 29 September ending DFI of 0.317.
And while a DFI of 0.44 is only for yesterday, the daily number sounds a bit above average (I haven't kept up with it lately), and my comment would be that we're about where we've been for some time now - at a plateau of just below 0.5%.
We see a rise in daily cases and numbers because the law of exponential growth is exerting itself again. It will continue to do so until we find a way to get the DFI way down.
It's still a severe, even deadly contagion for those older citizens. And the same goes for the younger population with other risk factors.