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by pfannkuchen
985 days ago
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Is the output of your work used to inform the public on a health danger which determines their level of fear and support or opposition to response measures? Obviously something like this is reasonable in some cases. Just because it is reasonable in some cases does not mean it is reasonable in every case. Compromises should not be misleading, let alone extremely misleading. |
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Once the excess mortality data came along it confirmed people lots more people were dying than normal, and therefore of covid, so how is it misleading? If anything saying with covid is the opposite of misleading since you are specifying the caveat of the measurement up front?