The practice of press releasing early research in the midst of a public health crisis is an extremely worrying trend. It damages public trust in science at a time when that is dangerous. This study just shows that it can replicate inside cells in a lab, not inside patients.
not trying to upset you. all media is like this. it's a shitty system. but i think it's an extra and complicating burden to have to moderate yourself for how you will be misunderstood. a near majority of the public believes the coronavirus was a hoax. believes darwin is a hoax.
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i think it's different in the ways I expressed, if you are saying it's mainly the same in the way that it's reckless and short sighted, I think, yes, this too is way below what it could be, but it's in an atmosphere of like, TheHill calling Trump's rally in Tulsa post-corona
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I’m not upset, I just don’t think you know what you’re talking about and it’s frustrating that you’re not willing to consider that *maybe* this is a knowable process that people have studied.
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I've done science communication work as part of my professional responsibilities for 12 years. I just think I have a different perspective i'm bringing. I'm not insistent on my point of view.
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