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I'm sorry, can you be specific? What recommendations in this CDC document reflect science on which you feel there is significant uncertainty or disagreement?
by newacct583 6y ago
I'm sorry, can you be specific? What recommendations in this CDC document reflect science on which you feel there is significant uncertainty or disagreement?
This is almost all just straightforward isolation requirements. Social isolation as a disease prevention strategy has been practiced and studied for literally millenia. Yes, it's very much "scientific consensus".
Sure, there are questions unanswered, and there always will be. I don't see how that's relevant to "keep your workers from getting too close and keep your air from circulating unfiltered among them".
- triyambakam 6y agoSorry for the confusion, I'm referring to the parent poster's mention of "scientific consensus", not directly related to the CDC guidelines. There is a strong meme of talking about "what the science says" as if there is only one unified Science (TM) and people (scientists, even) who have differing views are either not real scientists or crazy