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To a degree, but I've also found that people love to ignore caveats that are presented, or never look at more than the headline version. The amount of times you
by detaro 5y ago
To a degree, but I've also found that people love to ignore caveats that are presented, or never look at more than the headline version. The amount of times you hear "but risk X is never mentioned" when it actually is clearly addressed in the source statements or "but the data shows Y" but it comes with a list of reasons why it's limited is mindboggling. (and to be fair, lots of media sucks at putting that stuff in context too)
Alternatively, lots of shouting because health authorities are make sooo confusing statements and refuse to give 100% clear cut answers.