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Ah, I misread your original post. I thought you were talking about the official recommendations being wrong and then changing. The "general public shouldn't wea
by cbsks 6y ago
Ah, I misread your original post. I thought you were talking about the official recommendations being wrong and then changing. The "general public shouldn't wear masks" is one example where the guidance changed, but I'd argue that overall it's been relatively consistent.
If you are just looking for random people on the Internet being wrong, then yes, there are lots of examples of that!
- renewiltord 6y agoWell, it started with the officials because let's just say we're not working with very good raw material here. It's like the tar sands, you know. We have the tar sands, some other guys have shale, and some others have some delicious light crude.
- cbsks 6y agoI agree 100%. The US's response to this entire pandemic was, and still is, a cluster fsck. A lot misinformation could have been prevented with strong and consistent leadership.