Paul, how did you create this image? Is there any tooling that helps?
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The issue is they're not representative. Check out "selection bias."
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As opposed to the selection bias the media causes everyday?
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And, if you read the WaPo story, with a title ending in the ominous “for now,” you find Fauci speaking to the uncertainty and the difference between flu and the unknown.
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The government isn’t an editorial writer trying to generate clicks. The expert most dismissive of coronavirus is the APA anxiety therapist. I wouldn’t see that person about the flu never mind coronavirus. As a freshman research paper it gets a C+, maybe. If read critically.
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They aren't at all representative. For instance, this was the nytimes homepage on Jan 27. Daily accounts of the spread of the virus never left the homepage after that. A handful of articles among the biggest story of the decade doesn't make a trend.pic.twitter.com/4uqRTXF6yL
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Translation: “Yeah but still”. The question you SHOULD ask if you want to support your argument “Are those screenshots a representative sample?”
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