One thing I find fascinating is that people can move from one massively incorrect COVID-19 prediction to another, with barely any discussion or indeed acknowledgement that they were wrong
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Interesting, we saw something similar during the economic crisis with economists.
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Humans! What hope have we got?
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A lot of very smart people with a great deal of self confidence have developed a sudden interest in viruses. A very good example being the engineer at Imperial College who was sure he could knock up a better model than the experts because he knew a lot about modelling.
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And yet I've been near 100% right about all my predictions but since I don't have a PhD or Dr on my name no one cares.
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Do you think antibody data overstates, understates or accurately states infection data? It seems to be this winter will probably illustrate who’s right more than any live tweeted peer review.
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Certainly disappointing
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