But then evidence based science was mostly an excuse for pseudo scientific denialism anyway.
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Fixing science using a new science of science
"How do we understand and learn about the world? By gathering information. If we perform enough experiments and write down what happens, eventually we should be able to understand how everything works.
"This approach seems logical, and is the basis of most science, particularly biology, psychology, and social sciences. It underlies much of the progress of scientific knowledge over 100 years.
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"Surprisingly this empirical approach turns out to be inherently limited in what it can do.
"The issue is that a data-driven approach doesn't include a way to generalize from observations that are made to observations that might be made in slightly different conditions.
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"some municipalities have ongoing outbreaks while some municipalities in central Eastern Norway have a persistently high incidence (which can be tens of times higher than most of the country otherwise).
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New cases surged passed 100,000 a day -- over 103,790 new cases on Sunday -- more than the previous peak to be the highest number of daily cases recorded since the pandemic began.
"The extraordinary rise of the cases in the last few days has alarmed the government and scientific community, prompting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to hold a high level meeting of all concerned ministries and officers of the COVID-19 task force.
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"In a tweet, the prime minister said he "reiterated the importance of the five fold strategy of testing, tracing, treatment, COVID-appropriate behaviour, and vaccination as an effective way to fight the global pandemic".
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