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I didn't think you were telling me to shut up, I couldn't tell what you were saying. >And i am very nervous on what it implies for general health reporting. R

I didn't think you were telling me to shut up, I couldn't tell what you were saying. >And i am very nervous on what it implies for general health reporting. Remember that it works both ways. For everybody that gets a fake flu, there's somebody who is healthier because they ate their spinach.

taeric 4y ago
Right, and if someone is healthier because they ate their spinach, that seems to imply we should encourage mistakes in that direction? That is, if we were to reduce the negative effects reporting, but increase the positive ones, would that bias the world in that direction? (That make sense?)