Humans are creatures of habit. About the 1918 flu.
Leaders knew lockdowns were good but kept economies running. At that time, for the war.
Leaders knew lockdowns were good but kept economies running. At that time, for the war.
A President covered up his sickness ...
And the 2d wave of the flu was most deadly because everybody was, on a global level, mixing ...
Speaking of repeating the past:
This describes perfectly certain peoples' responses to airborne spread. (Quote talking about smoking.)
From 1957.
cc/ @jljcolorado @kprather88
This describes perfectly certain peoples' responses to airborne spread. (Quote talking about smoking.)
From 1957.
cc/ @jljcolorado @kprather88
By the way that might also be a myth. Here's someone from the time arguing the pump handle made no difference as the outbreak had run its course.
academic.oup.com/ije/article/43…
But remember, we don't question myths.
And droplets.
academic.oup.com/ije/article/43…
But remember, we don't question myths.
And droplets.
From a different article.
Snow made his map (which supposedly confirmed the pump handle was the culprit) AFTER he had hypothesized the pump handle was the culprit.
Result-oriented reasoning.
Snow made his map (which supposedly confirmed the pump handle was the culprit) AFTER he had hypothesized the pump handle was the culprit.
Result-oriented reasoning.
To catch the paragraph just before:
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