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Agreed.
First follow should be @CT_Bergstrom as he's solid.
This thread here is pure gold.https://twitter.com/CT_Bergstrom/status/1465608946308190214 …
That's simply wrong. For the most part, most of these variant are NOT worth worrying about. And there are only limited solutions any way. 1. Get vaxxed. 2. See step 1.
This was out before it got the Omicron name. That early. With such things, you can’t nail the final outcome before epi data, but you can identify threat. Waiting is like waiting for the house to completely catch on fire to react to the small fire. Yeah maybe it’ll go out anyway.https://twitter.com/jbloom_lab/status/1464005676842184705 …
If anything, the biggest problem we’ve had is how late we are to react and identifying threats. Makes everything much harder to control. Like all exponential processes, which include fires, early action is much more valuable.
The NIH director 10 days ago? Others basically say: "We don't know." But the reporting - which is what my tweet was about - has been apocalyptic. And this burns out the ability of people to react.
I don’t know about the reporting but the reality is: “yeah, we know a fire has started but will it go out on its own or burn down the block? We don’t know.” That is not exactly a let’s wait till we know for sure situation. One can treat the public like adults and explain it.
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