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Because he’s on the ground in one of the hardest hit areas, and has no (that I can see) incentive to lie. The media, where he is getting his info from, also has
by jpxw 7y ago
Because he’s on the ground in one of the hardest hit areas, and has no (that I can see) incentive to lie. The media, where he is getting his info from, also has no (that I can see) incentive to overstate the situation. Sometimes you have to consider anecdotal evidence - sometimes there is no other option in a crisis like this.
- bb123 7y agoThat is a good point, I am still skeptical that he should be handing out advice though. I would also disagree that the media has no incentive to overstate the situation. The Italian PM has specifically asked them to tone down their reporting as it was causing panic.
- jpxw 7y ago> The Italian PM has specifically asked them to tone down their reporting as it was causing panic. That doesn't mean they are being untruthful, though.
- b215826 7y ago> Because he’s on the ground in one of the hardest hit areas, and has no (that I can see) incentive to lie. But that doesn't make him an unbiased observer. If anything, it's only human nature to magnify once own suffering and the suffering of people around during a crisis like this.