If you'd listened to random people on Twitter instead of the UK govt's experts, you would have started working from home, avoiding large public gatherings and wearing a mask long before the govt eventually advised everyone to do it. Nice results for the armchair epidemiologists.
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My point was that Twitter didn't have a "special" insight, it was just earlier. I totally acknowledge that earlier knowledge is "special", especially in the context of a rapidly spreading disease. I've been making a "10 days inaction = 10x more deaths" argument for a long time
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So what if Twitter had no special insight? In fact, it's more damning for the "experts" that all of these measures were publicly available information, it's an even stronger argument against blind obedience to authority.
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