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By all means then, if you're an expert then why didn't you tell us about the disease when it got started? Think of all the lives you, personally, could've saved
by fzeroracer 3y ago
By all means then, if you're an expert then why didn't you tell us about the disease when it got started? Think of all the lives you, personally, could've saved if you shared your expert knowledge. Knowledge that no one else in the entire world knew about apparently as the disease transitioned to a pandemic.
I assume that at least one health authority on this planet would've been prepared and know exactly how to respond, according to your expertise.
- CPLX 3y agoI mean that goes back to the point this comment thread is attached to. Knowing things doesn't magically grant you power over the spread of the virus. The reality is that nobody had that power and no amount of expertise was going to fix that.
- lazide 3y agoWe did have power to reduce deaths early on, pre vaccine, and did okayish. The vaccine does reduce deaths dramatically in sensitive populations. Based on the European data and NYC data, that legitimately did save likely millions of lives in the US.