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Notice how the official & quasi-official Corona models always predict catastrophe. They never spit back results that say “yeah, this wave is gonna be nothing special” or “don’t expect too much to happen now”. It’s always DISASTER INFINITY ALARM. Funny how that works.
If they could dial in the hysteria they’d even be right occasionally. Sometimes infections do go up, after all. But because they all wildly overestimate the risk of Corona they are wrong *all the time*, just one constant festival of failure, one wrong take after the other.
And it's never "we're in the clear for the next little while" too, exponential growth always explodes starting tomorrow in these models. We cannot wait for actual cases to start rising to "lock down" it has to be done immediately regardless of what the actual reality is
and whatever’s happening right now, they’re always about to be ExPONEntiALLY worse. they never call any kind of proximate peak, it’s either curved lines flying up to infinity or some unfathomable summit 3 months from now.
It sells.
Die nutzen die Software der Klimamodelle.
It’s the blatant abuse of the precautionary principle. Unfortunately, it fits so well with the media-driven panic narrative.
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