When did our world in data become Torah misinai? Why are you choosing one over the other? How did they get to their numbers? Is their methodology peer reviewed?
When OWID claims to report actual data and the lancet paper claims to report 'estimates', it's obvious which one to trust, but if you insist on excusing covid-deniers, here is more proof:
'In 2020, a total of 3,383,729 resident deaths were registered in the United States528,891 more deaths than in 2019' (2019 was 2.8m)
528,000 excess deaths for a population of 330m is 160 per 100k
In 2021, I can only find the data until September, but that's 2.5m deaths, even more than 2020's 2.4m, despite the 2020 data including 2 months before the pandemic and the 2021 data excluding Omicron, not to mention 2022. So, you'd expect at the very least another 160k per 100k.
US annual population growth did not exceed 2%, so clearly OWID's excess mortality figure of 295 is much closer to reality than the Lancet's 195...
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db427.htm#Summaryhttps://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/provisional-tables.htm