Overt expressions of antiscience and even outright antiscience editorials and OpEds are now featured regularly in the WSJ. It is becoming the intellectual home of anti-intellectualism and Antiscience in America. Over the course of the pandemic it is losing its moral compass
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WSJ is Fox, in all its repugnance.
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Trump says has hunch 3.4% WHO fatality rate is inflated. Says will be fraction of 1%. Media goes nuts: He isn't listening to experts! Spreading misinformation! He is downplaying! US rate now: ~0.6% He knew the science.pic.twitter.com/idZSkxreUP
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WHO, February 19, 2019. Estimated IFR 0.3%-1.0%. Seems to me that you are confused by CFR and IFR. https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/coronaviruse/situation-reports/20200219-sitrep-30-covid-19.pdf …pic.twitter.com/bN5hjQHl7M
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They won't be so glib and dismissive in 2 weeks...4th wave is here
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What sucks is that they probably will. They were for waves 1-3 as well.
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Every single editorial is right leaning in that rag.
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WSJ has always been a fish wrapper
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... indeed, the olde descriptive is: ‘fish wrap’ ...
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WSJ and this op-Ed writer can go screw themselves Colds down, respiratory infections down, flu down..in addition to lessening the likelihood of catching COVID. I’ll keep wearing my mask, thank you. Unfortunately it protects others and me not so much-but it offers some protection
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I don’t understand why the little piece of cloth across the nose and mouth hurts them so much.
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