Once upon a time there was a paper with a lot of errors, that had a major impact on school openings, and deserved correction. @GidMK worked to correct it w @ikashnitsky and turned out to be right. Was it easy? No. Were they thanked for helping science? Not so much. See the threadhttps://twitter.com/GidMK/status/1356085063998267398 …
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@GidMK - what would be your estimate for the US, having been through this paper in detail? Or is your view their methodology is beyond salvage? [And BTW I'm not arguing, not at all, really am just asking because the original question is an interesting one] -
I don't think it's likely that you could come to a reasonable conclusion. There are simply too many causal leaps between missing days of school and future predicted years of life lost
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