Retiring Guy has a question for the New York Times

As read here.

3?   10, for example, make the graph look awfully jumpy.

Worldometer

Since the beginning of April, the column graph takes on a rthymic effect.  The good news is that we haven't had a 30,000+ day since May 1st.

 Active cases took a dip on May 12th, but otherwise we've seen a steady increase...

...as the teal line in the this graph below.

Other New York Times complacency concern articles:

Cambodia’s Coronavirus Complacency May Exact a Global Toll.  2/17/2020)

Complaeency, Not Panice, Is the Real Danger.  (3/19/2020)