Very tightly worded denial. Berenson offers a detailed explanation of what's going on.

But if that's not to your taste, here's another factoid. Now which state are you from? And which window are you using to say that testing has been reduced but counts have risen?

"Tests have increased by about 37% in Florida in two weeks, but confirmed cases have risen 28%."

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-second-wave-covid-scare-115...

So sorry for those who can't read deeply. Berenson is a master of boiling things down to very pithy arguments. I find him to be excellent because he says things more succinctly than anyone.

To call him a sourceless source, though is calumny. His book on COVID-19 was the number 2 book on Amazon last week. The bibliography is a big percentage of the text. Buy it some time and be educated.

No. But if you bother to read deeper, you'll find that he's done an excellent job of reporting on the topic. He's a former NYT reporter with great skills in writing succinctly about a difficult topic.

If you invest the money in his book -- it was #2 on Amazon last week -- you'll find all of the deeper bibliographic citations that I know you'll spend the weekend double checking.