By the way, here's my thread from January 29th about that NEJM paper mentioned in the article. More with similar findings came out right after that. That's what I mean, we wasted February. It was right there us but we kept hearing what about the flu.https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/1222662053329924098 …
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It's a failure akin to "what about her emails" reporting in 2016. Journalists didn't understand odds versus poll averages and coupled error (all that was in your footnotes) when, by March, it was clear to me he had a chance (I wrote it in NYT then) and to the polls in summer.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I don't see any attempt from you to evaluate the coverage in a comprehensive way. You're cherry-picking. You're lumping unlike things together. No nuance for which outlets are doing better or worse. No recognition for what journalism is like in real time.
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I certainly agree that there should be a comprehensive study of this, but I'm confident that I am not cherry-picking. I also watched this from ground up locally. But just like 2016; media itself more interested in studying failures of anything but itself.
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