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You’re implying that “common” means “not bad”.
by jamesrcole 6y ago
You’re implying that “common” means “not bad”.
- isthispermanent 6y agoI'm implying that common might mean not bad. That burden of proof is on the writer. The writer has failed to meet that burden regardless of which way it is, good or bad.
- jamesrcole 6y agoYou described the article as a light variation of panic selling, and said that it throws a scary headline on the details to drive clicks. The headline is "Even If You’re Asymptomatic, the Coronavirus Can Do Damage", and regarding the 'ground glass opacities' it says "How big a deal is this? No one’s sure."