Johnny come lately. Bite notice he is still couching his concern of side effects as if he is the only person raising these concerns. Or like he is discovering something new or thinking something new
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Not like PH and Epi pros haven’t been saying all along that lockdowns come with side effects on other area of health and social well being. He could just amplify pro voices but always has to look like the pontificator and public intellectual
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The fact that they wanted to wring hands and ho-hum about it only increased the needed severity of any measures. This was of course obvious from the beginning. Magical thinking about threading the needle with a potential fanciful solution rather than using the most direct tools
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My guess is Australia will see far fewer long-term consequences from their lockdown than the US from its failure to lockdown.
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Probably, but the long-term effects are more likely to be from the pattern of things we have closed and the inequities of our response than from failure qua failure. Unless you count the absence of dead people as a long-term effect; on a straightforward level it is eternal.
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Not sure how "circumstances of the moment" are the same as circumstances of March.....?
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I don’t get these people who think that public health professionals (some of us who specialize in mental & community health) don’t understand the damage of lockdowns. WE DO! We also understand that unrestrained pandemics are worse!
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And people like Silver should know that we actually look at statistical models of disease and of mental & physical health while weighing those decisions.
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Indeed, it seems to be a codeword for whatever public health measures a commenter finds repressive.
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