the Great Barrington latest seems to be equivalent to
“The hospitals are packed with cancer and stroke patients so hospitals cause cancer and strokes”
Or
All these fat people have tomatoes in their fridges ergo tomatoes are making them fat.
“The hospitals are packed with cancer and stroke patients so hospitals cause cancer and strokes”
Or
All these fat people have tomatoes in their fridges ergo tomatoes are making them fat.
https://twitter.com/gidmk/status/1349164532627693570
The problem is that if you introduce and implement NPIs too little too late it will take longer for them to work.
As we have seen repeatedly in the U.K.
As we have seen repeatedly in the U.K.
So if a country first introduces them - but too little - “wash you hands to happy birthday/ rule Britannia” - and cases still go up it is quite wrong to say “they” don’t work when more, sooner does (see NZ/ Vietnam/ Taiwan)
Don’t then be surprised if the NPIs you need to slow the accelerating truck are harder and longer.
It isn’t that they don’t work because cases go up at the beginning.
They clearly do, as they then go down if strong enough.
It isn’t that they don’t work because cases go up at the beginning.
They clearly do, as they then go down if strong enough.
Ooops. Broke the chain.
Here’s another more detailed rebuttal.
Here’s another more detailed rebuttal.
https://twitter.com/andreasshrugged/status/1349464781145731073
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