I've seen many stories/tweets about two hairstylists who exposed 140 people by working for *eight days* while symptomatic. One, this shouldn't happen. Two, where's the follow up? Is anyone actually infected? If not, that should get as much news coverage.https://www.nbcboston.com/news/coronavirus/missouri-hair-stylist-with-covid-19-worked-while-symptomatic-exposed-dozens-of-clients/2130222/ …
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My response is around shaming people for shaming risk-takers. I’m all for gathering evidence and following science. But the public perception side of your tweet has implications beyond this event. I don’t want people to come away thinking “maybe those Ozark partiers were right!”
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The point is, if you shame, then follow up with the data showing you were right or wrong to do so.
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