The trouble is they are not explaining how those harms should have affected policy. The clear implication is that they should have led to less lockdown and 'less' policy, but that is really not logically true necessarily.
"The wide range of harms from the lockdown policies should have been considered by any responsible government ... it is the business of the Collateral Global project to build a record and illustrate what those harms are." - @collateralglblhttps://collateralglobal.org/article/editors-note-5/ …
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What was done, in practice, by people associated with GBD, to protect the vulnerable? Not declarations or guidelines but something that really saved lives of the vulnerable or made lives of orphans and double orphans better.
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And what could they have done? They were slandered, censored and vilified at every turn. Look what happened to the most unbiased pro-science advisor in the world-Scott Atlas MD. Notice how every single one of his now one year old statements are now being implemented
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@MarkChangizi examines the collateral damage of lockdowns. My view? I do NOT fault scientists/policy-makers for being wrong. I DO fault them for suppressing divergent voices & a "catastrophic misapplication of the precautionary principle." Both r linked.https://twitter.com/MarkChangizi/status/1356666866954035200 …
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Important work!
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Assessing the damage is a good first step before accountability. Without a plan for the latter, society will not be whole again.
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