I posted this a few weeks ago, but with a cryptic title (you had to click to find out what it was), and without the data presented in graphical form.

From USAToday's website, celebrity deaths each year from 2015 to 2022, and the first half of 2023:

2015 73 2016 63 2017 82 2018 25 2019 56 2020 32 2021 104 2022 112 2023 53 died through June 28; a rate of approximately 106 per year

These numbers seem to represent the same criteria regarding "celebrity", so are a fairly good representation for comparison by year, and I believe, can be considered a good surrogate for the general population of the U.S. (although some celebrities may not be in the U.S.), at least the "covid shot" population of the U.S. (after all, weren't the celebrities the most likely to get the covid shots?). The average for 2015 - 2019 was ~55. The average for 2020 - present is ~107. Yes, the deaths in 2021 COULD be from covid (but why such a low number in 2020?; because celebrities could afford to stay totally " bottled up"?), but by 2022, almost all "celebrities" were probably "vaccinated", and the total so far for 2023, wow! The death rate for the general population would be interesting, but the powers that be seem to be preventing those numbers from being analyzed. Have you noticed more obituaries in your local paper? Do you seem to know or hear of more people dying this year? And of course, this is just the increase in deaths. The increase in significant health problems may only be known by the medical community, and we know how well they can be trusted for all things health related. If the low number for 2018 is excluded from the average of "pre-covid years", there has been an increase in deaths per year of about 60%. If all five of the pre-covid years are used for an average, there has been an increase in deaths per year of more than 100%. I've tried to get state health department stats, but can't find data prior to 2022, but perhaps that is available now. I personally think what is really going on is being hidden as much as possible.