Also, the authors appear to have responded to my twitter thread that was automatically uploaded to Pubpeer, which is pretty fantastic. Not sure this helps their case thopic.twitter.com/gHHfqPoHj9
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Also, the authors appear to have responded to my twitter thread that was automatically uploaded to Pubpeer, which is pretty fantastic. Not sure this helps their case thopic.twitter.com/gHHfqPoHj9
"This is the best data available" is not really a defense about using inadequate data. If you don't have the data to answer a question, then it's not a surprise that your study fails to find an effect I think
Also, "we suggest you redo our analysis to take into account this limitation" is, in my opinion, not really a response? It's a bit confusing to me
This is the thing, if things that are railed against (masks, social distancing, gathering in doors) don't reduce the risk of contracting an infectious disease. By what mechanism is the virus utilising to move from person to person? Quantum tunnelling? One is never proposed.
Here in Sweden, "bad luck" is apparently the main driver.
I'm in CA. People weren't staying at home 3 weeks before this peak (Christmas/New Year's).
“Internet based ecological study” 







Trust me, the red flags get even bigger when you read the research!
Hopefully the editors learn they need to do a better job...
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