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>Are you telling me you can't find experts to explain the nuances of the particular policies? Would those experts be... medical professionals?

• macspoofing 7y ago
  >Would those experts be... medical professionals? Yes. The point is there is never uniformity of opinion. For every disastrous policy, in hindsight, there were multitude of voices raising concerns. A good journalist will be able to talk to with experts and get down to the meat of the matter and deliver the information to the public.
  • EpicEng 7y ago
    But the expert consensus at the time was that the (now known to be problematic) course of treatment was correct. Do you have evidence that there was evidence to the contrary during the relevant period of time?
    • macspoofing 7y ago
      You sure that was the consensus? Did other nations adopt this same policy, or were they more skeptical? If so, why were they sceptical?