Here's the thing:
This is a "model," in a sense. @AlexBerenson looked at prior data, made a prediction about the future trend of coronavirus, and got it wrong.
When is Berenson going to talk about how wrong *his own models* have been?
This is a "model," in a sense. @AlexBerenson looked at prior data, made a prediction about the future trend of coronavirus, and got it wrong.
When is Berenson going to talk about how wrong *his own models* have been?
This guy is getting laudatory profiles in FoxNews about how he's boldly "questioned the models" underlying the government's response
It seems only fair that he own up to his own faulty predictions!
foxnews.com/politics/ex-ny…
It seems only fair that he own up to his own faulty predictions!
foxnews.com/politics/ex-ny…
Here's another failed @AlexBerenson "model"
He predicted a total of 40K US deaths from coronavirus - on April 6th
We reached that total less than two weeks later
Not even in the ballpark!
He predicted a total of 40K US deaths from coronavirus - on April 6th
We reached that total less than two weeks later
Not even in the ballpark!
Think about how @AlexBerenson's logic should apply to his own model.
He's been underestimating deaths and predicting early peaks for weeks.
His model is broken.
Has he grappled with this - at all? Figured out how and why he got it wrong?
He's been underestimating deaths and predicting early peaks for weeks.
His model is broken.
Has he grappled with this - at all? Figured out how and why he got it wrong?
