I'd like to highlight a point about epistemology. Many people—scientists and journalists—with infectious disease experience immediately pegged this as the next potential SARS. It had all the hallmarks. Nothing was certain, but it wasn't that we had "no data." We always have data.https://twitter.com/DimaBabilie/status/1345861726370205696 …
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It doesn’t matter whether you’re right or wrong. So long as you’re along with the herd of Very Important Peoplepic.twitter.com/eHiOC7BrJD
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i started stocking up on stuff in January, but i am an anxious person anyway. i wasn’t super worried until i learned that the US pandemic response team had been disbanded. then we locked our household down.
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I got told “chill, you’re being hysterical.”
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Did you happen to see this gem? Someone tweeted it to me last week. The concerted echo chamber took my breath away. There shld be severe consequences to all of them. But there won’t be.pic.twitter.com/Oin6K0perw
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Note that by the time these articles were published, China and Iran had people keeling over in the streets for a month or 2. If I knew that, so did they. So, what was the goal here?
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