>>Science had a better idea of what the virus does after a while, and so the guidance was changed. That doesn't make the initial guidance a lie. No one has a m

>>Science had a better idea of what the virus does after a while, and so the guidance was changed. That doesn't make the initial guidance a lie. No one has a monopoly on scientific thinking. The people whose tweets were "fact-checked" or removed, and who sometimes even had their accounts banned, could say exactly the same thing about those statements they made that ended up being proven wrong. We shouldn't apply a hyper-critical lens to the statements of every one, except those deemed scientific experts by the established power structure.