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It's not misleading if the former is logically impossible and therefore it is clear that the latter is clearly what is meant. No single country can at this poi
by dustinmoris 7y ago
It's not misleading if the former is logically impossible and therefore it is clear that the latter is clearly what is meant.
No single country can at this point in time yet provide any evidence if their response was effective, because in order to do that you'd need:
- Be past the pandemic
- Have other data points of other countries to compare
Both are not true yet.
- boomboomsubban 7y agoIt is confusing though, my initial reaction was that such evidence should not exist and I only realized my error after browsing it for a few minutes. Replacing "supporting" with "provided to draft" would prevent my problem.
- rusk 7y agoI agree … it seems like a poor word choice, given nothing can really be certain at this stage. I think a term like rationale would be more suitable …
- dustinmoris 7y agoTrue :)