I pretty much disagree with everything in this tweet.
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Isn't India using an explicit sampling strategy from cases with a class of symptoms? (One relevant population) Not in a position to say whether this the best approach of course
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Random sampling in India, in part due to scarcity of tests, and in Austria https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/india-coronavirus-tests-icmr-6317845/ … Both are conditional on symptoms, but still differ from eg allocating deterministically, often somewhat opaquely.
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See above
you seem to not even be able to consider the possibility that this is a good idea despite the fact that some forms of it are being implemented globally. I'm simply saying can't we consider some systematic surveillance testing. Your position seems dogmatic to me. -
Systematic does not mean random, and is in no way what Ioannidis was calling for in the article you posted
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