Look, your publication (and many many others) misled the public by not digging into the science, and not looking into what the great health authorities in Hong Kong, Taiwan, S.Korea and rest of Asia (where some of the world's best infectious disease specialists are) were doing.
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Great points. And even today, we refuse to learn from places like South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore. American exceptionalism is a profoundly dangerous disease in its own right.
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The way out for the media is to show what value they add, not get defensive. Media has to prove it's value-added. Everyone's anxious. But people are very mad (you should see the emails I get) about how they were misled on the issue of masks and the complacency about the pandemic.
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I'm talking about his publication. Many people did not get ready because of general media message (not just Vox. It was widespread). I have an inbox full of people who took notice after my Scientific American article. So late! And it's not my beat. I just wrote because I had to.
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Not sure someone who writes for New York Times has room to criticize Vox on uncritically reporting what comes out of Trump’s mouth. NYT is like the king of both sides-ism.
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Whataboutism is dumb enough by itself but that dog isn’t hunting even for show. I talk about stuff like that no holds are barred re:NYT, wrote a whole article recently with prominent NYT examples. I have a book with chapters full of all that for past.
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