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Your edit is indeed enlightening and I want to focus on one part of the article from March 2020 written by the author of the OP > Some worry that the 68 deaths
by tchalla 5y ago
Your edit is indeed enlightening and I want to focus on one part of the article from March 2020 written by the author of the OP
> Some worry that the 68 deaths from Covid-19 in the U.S. as of March 16 will increase exponentially to 680, 6,800, 68,000, 680,000 … along with similar catastrophic patterns around the globe. Is that a realistic scenario, or bad science fiction? How can we tell at what point such a curve might stop?
So much for "science fiction". In my view, Ioannidis is a person who can't function without data. However, there are many situations in life where one doesn't have data to make a decision. In many cases, there are more than one options for decision making to achieve similar goals. Ioannidis doesn't get it.