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@DLeonhardt

Writer, The New York Times. You can sign up for The Morning, the daily newsletter I write, here: ….

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Dołączył lipiec 2010
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    16 lis

    Europe’s tough new measures — like closing restaurants — appear to be slowing the spread of the virus. In the U.S., restaurants, bars and other indoor spaces largely remain open, and the number of new infections continues to soar.

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  2. 10 gru

    The bottom line: More testing - especially testing that delivers results immediately, rather than with a lag of a day or two - has the potential to save thousands of American lives in coming months.

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  3. 10 gru

    “There’s clear evidence that test-and-isolate works,” says. As Jennifer Nuzzo, a Johns Hopkins epidemiologist, puts it, “It can make a big difference, provided it’s coupled with other things.” The University of Illinois is one example. (4/ x)

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  4. 10 gru

    If Americans could take a test whenever they wanted to, it would significantly cut down on virus outbreaks. No, the tests aren't perfect. But they don't need to be to have a profound effect. They just need to be better than the complete ignorance many people now have. (3/x)

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  5. 10 gru

    Masks and distancing are both vital. But so is an expansion of testing -- especially rapid-result testing, as has argued. (2/x)

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  6. 10 gru

    Reducing the spread of Covid-19 over the next several months — while vaccines are being distributed — has the potential to save more than 100,000 American lives. (More detail on that in the link.) So how can we reduce the spread? (1/x)

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    8 gru

    "A vaccine is like a fire hose. A vaccine that’s 95 percent effective, as Moderna’s and Pfizer’s versions appear to be, is a powerful fire hose. But the size of a fire is still a bigger determinant of how much destruction occurs."

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    8 gru

    "We’ll get out of this pandemic faster if we give the vaccine less work to do” to

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  9. 8 gru

    Allowing the virus to spread as rapidly as it’s now spreading in the U.S. is akin to reducing the vaccine’s effectiveness rate from 95% to well below 50%.

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    8 gru

    As puts it, the vaccine is like a fire hose but covid19 in the US is now like an uncontrolled wildfire. I’d add, wearing a mask and social distancing is like rain!

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    3 gru

    GA polls were more accurate than most in November, but a presidential electorate is exponentially easier to model for than a Senate double-header on the first Tuesday in January. Basically 🤷🏻‍♂️.

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    1 gru

    “We need philanthropists across the country to embrace robust local journalism,” ⁦⁩, the chief executive of ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ suggesting giving to local news for Giving Tuesday.

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    26 lis

    Glorious, universal humanity - Gratitude in Six Words from readers, compiled by "Hearing granny laugh on the phone" hits home ⁩

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    21 lis

    have a hard time watching movies now without thinking “yiiiikes why are they so close?”

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    20 lis

    How to celebrate Thanksgiving like an epidemiologist.

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  16. 20 lis

    Another fantastic hire for the NYT: is joining us as a columnist and podcast host. (One word summary: Finally!) NYT readers who don't already read and listen to Ezra have a treat in store.

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  17. 20 lis

    What makes you grateful this year? Tell us -- in only six words -- and we'll print a selection of responses in next week.

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  18. 20 lis

    The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in several U.S. states is again growing more rapidly than anywhere else in the world. That was also happening during parts of the summer.

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    19 lis

    And Trump did an event in Iowa in Sunday before election day

    +1 A lot of private pollsters are claiming their unreleased polls were more accurate than the public polls. Be skeptical. If so, why did Biden campaign in Iowa and Ohio in the final days? Why did Trump abandon Mich. and Wisc.? Why were so many D and R House campaigns shocked?
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  20. 19 lis

    +1 A lot of private pollsters are claiming their unreleased polls were more accurate than the public polls. Be skeptical. If so, why did Biden campaign in Iowa and Ohio in the final days? Why did Trump abandon Mich. and Wisc.? Why were so many D and R House campaigns shocked?

    I call bs on this unless they release their numbers.
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  21. 18 lis

    Final thought: Some progressives claim affirmative action lost in California because of the initiative's wording. This is almost certainly wrong. Affirmative action has now lost in state after state over the last 25 years. Focusing on CA specifics feels like wishful thinking.

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