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Much of this seems right, but the remarks about COVID-19 are problematic. Lockdowns in particular are not clearly effective. Some areas doing well now had weak
by m0llusk 6y ago
Much of this seems right, but the remarks about COVID-19 are problematic. Lockdowns in particular are not clearly effective. Some areas doing well now had weak or no lockdown. Traditional epidemiology says quarantine is not useful for fast spreading contagions. Honing of models of spread shows coronavirus is not capable of exponential growth as initially feared.
Disagreement and denial are very different things. Both problem statements and potential remedies should be carefully considered.
- ericb 6y agoCan you provide peer reviewed sources for your claims? I'm interested, if so. > Lockdowns in particular are not clearly effective. > Traditional epidemiology says quarantine is not useful for fast spreading contagions. > Honing of models of spread shows coronavirus is not capable of exponential growth as initially feared.