I know I've said this before but if you think you've found an easy solution to a problem that all experts have missed, you might want to check to see if actually there are good reasons why it's not as good a solution as you first thought
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If I see another tweet telling me "This is the intervention that works best for stopping Covid spread because city X did this and it worked, so all those other experts who didn't agree were wrong and proves I'm right" I will go bananas.
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Totally agree. Alas, the Dunning-Kruger effect seems endemic in first world countries.
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"but I know something about protein folding. I am therefore more qualified on every subject in science than any other scientist in the world " /s
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Counter point: polymerase chain reaction (PCR). (if it’s not written up in literature, write it up and send for review)!
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Unlike other "research", "has anyone ever tried X" is a question you could plausibly find the answer to by Googling.
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So thus far listening to the technocratic experts has CA with a much worse vaccine rollout then the ‘stick it in their arms’ states. I’d love to see a good discussion of that.
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Ok then....how do you stop a pandemic?
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"Expert" is just another word for someone who's already been wrong in all the easy, obvious ways, and thus craves the challenge of being wrong in exciting and complex ways nobody's ever seriously considered being wrong before.
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I love how I constantly consider that I'm wrong, I test hypotheses about my illness for twenty years, I get data wherever I can (often from patients, but also from PubMed), I recover, & the medical profession will just casually tell me I'm wrong, never considering the converse.
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