And why telling people there is no need to panic buy also backfired. (all photos mine taken Sat morning)pic.twitter.com/Rdr7d81AjC
"Many health experts, including the surgeon general of the United States, told the public simultaneously that masks weren’t necessary for protecting the general public and that health care workers needed the dwindling supply."https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/17/opinion/coronavirus-face-masks.html …
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Hearing that, I immediately lost all trust for the authorities and began thinking for myself so, for me, it was a good thing.
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Why did you lose all trust? (Loving in Asia I was afforded info that I don't think folks in the West had, so I'm curious)
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I don’t get it. These aren’t contradictory positions.
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"Many investment experts, including VCs in Silicon Valley, told LPs simultaneously that most VC investment loses money but that successful VC funds deliver outsized returns."
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Everyone in Asia knew it wasn't true...
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Since not needing one (assuming) is counter-intuitive, Health Departments should have been clear. Instead, they were ambiguous at best. Connected to asymptomatic cases. If asymptomatic, and no testing, can't feel anything, no need for mask. Result: spread all over the place.
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it also seems chloroquine is the answer, however not enough importance is given to it
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It is, but only partly. The other part is remdisivir
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