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I don't think we need to resort to anecdotes to conclude this. I think it was some time during the first wave that scientists began to communicate that indoor a
by anonymous_sorry 4y ago
I don't think we need to resort to anecdotes to conclude this. I think it was some time during the first wave that scientists began to communicate that indoor and enclosed spaces were far more risky than outdoor and well ventilated places.
- devmor 4y agoOh sure, but since a good half of the US doesn't believe in science I think it's nice to point out that people's personal experience corroborates it.
- arcanemachiner 4y agoScience isn't a religion and isn't something people should "believe in". As to the lack of critical thinking skills on display over the past few years, now that's something I can believe is a problem.