1/ Everyone, literally everyone, was wrong on Covid-19 in one form or the other and some worse than others. But I have yet to find people saying “I had this and this wrong.” From Fauci and governors down to pundits and MDs. I was wrong on not getting fully how quick this can
2/ go from 0 to 100 but there are some caveats in this admission: I did buy masks Feb 23 which was 2 days before the CDC said that COVID-19 should be seen like a bad flu and it was 15 days before Fauci said that healthy people can go on a cruise. In addition I had said repeatedly
3/ in early March that we need to be prepared not panicked because panic may lead to mayhem. Panic was likely a contributing factor in the speed that drove this from 0 to 100. So to an extent the speed proves my take right; not wrong. Data shows that COVID-19 was in many states
4/ weeks or months earlier than known. So if Coronavirus has both exponential growth and a death rate of a few percent (as was claimed early on), mass deaths should have happened much sooner but it happened only after panic policies were implemented.
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