We need an NTSB style (no-blame) investigation into what went wrong and why most Western nations’ scientific apparatus/authorities largely missed acting on some key basics that many other countries quickly realized because the evidence was so strong. Something went deeply wrong.
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On how things are *now* I'd recommend the whole debate referenced below, between scientists and the chair of the WHO Infection Prevention and Control working group. (When asked about N95 for healthcare workers, he said "acne" as his top objection. Really.)https://twitter.com/jljcolorado/status/1380641336316067841 …
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Given the number of countries that do have Covid under control, I think we can say that lots of people know quite a lot about Covid.
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Why were they so resistant to the idea that it might be an airborne virus?
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Because then they'd have to do expensive work about it
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You’re very welcome!
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We should start with just how resistant to change and entrenched some of these decision makers can be. This is an egregious example where a WHO advisor is using discredited arguments against the use of N95 masks by health workers. This costs lives!https://twitter.com/davidelfstrom/status/1380896468131848196?s=21 …
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Is this a relevant source? (I found it interesting) "FAQs on Protecting Yourself from COVID-19 Aerosol Transmission"https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fB5pysccOHvxphpTmCG_TGdytavMmc1cUumn8m0pwzo/edit …
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