Nor will I respond to any further attacks based on similar distortions about JPAI. Data-driven discussion is always welcome. I will also ignore attacks on experts whose early estimates proved inaccurate: good scientists revise base on new data. Ad hominem attacks ignored.https://twitter.com/JeanneLenzer1/status/1372632358235615242 …
Actually, I'm not commenting on that specific statement, and tbh not really about that particular scientist either. I think there's a really interesting commentary here in the divide between people who admit they are wrong and those who picked a position in March 2020
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If I were to pick an example about this for Prof Ioannidis, I would say his continued insistence that the IFR of COVID-19 is the same as that of seasonal influenza for people <70 years is incorrect, and it's really odd that he keeps making the claim
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Sorry -- yes it's interesting conclusions don't change when the parameters turn out to be very different from wishful thinking in March. In my case I thought every country could suppress covid since sometime in April and didn't appreciate some differences.
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Took a while to realize how important household size was even though it's very obvious in retrospect.
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