It is critically important that we learn the right lessons from covid, not the wrong ones. They are:
1. Doom predicting models were wildly wrong
2. "NPI" measures were ineffective and horribly destructive.
3. Harm done by panic was many times worse than harm done by virus.
1. Doom predicting models were wildly wrong
2. "NPI" measures were ineffective and horribly destructive.
3. Harm done by panic was many times worse than harm done by virus.
Do I even need to post any supporting data about how wildly wrong the models were? I don't think so.
El Gato provides a reminder in the latter part of this article of how ineffective the "measures" were and a warning to not let history be rewritten. Causation without correlation is vanishingly unlikely.
boriquagato.substack.com/p/returning-to…
boriquagato.substack.com/p/returning-to…
@ianmSC has produced so many graphs that are, taken as a whole, utterly convincing that all these measures have accomplished ... nothing. Like this one:
https://twitter.com/ianmSC/status/1395811327856168963
This thread provides a great reminder of the many devastating results of covid "measures". Many of these, all by themselves, are far worse than covid itself could ever have been. This was not hard to foresee. @MarkChangizi
https://twitter.com/MarkChangizi/status/1294285483426697218
Do NOT let those who have been so horribly wrong through this whole ordeal re-write history to cover up the disaster they have caused with their panic and insane restrictions. Be vigilant. Speak up.
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