When discussing the uneven geographical impact of coronavirus, remember that the more elaborate an explanation you give, the weaker it is. I see this fallacy a lot. The complexity makes it sound more true to the storytelling ear, but it is a symptom of ignorance, not knowledge.
I've been hammering the drum on "hey isn't this pattern of spread weird" for a while, which is what got me all those hundreds of answers. I agree that the adjacent "aren't these symptoms weird?" drum is a good one to bang on, and of course you wonder if they're related.
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to your point, by now at least the range of symptoms should be causing some introspection but i only really see it in scientist letters to other scientist audiences. so far betting that the future is only going to get weirder has won every time
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