WHO has no other option than being inaccurate.
Society needs a simple answer. Do this. Do that etc. Put on a mask. Wash your hands. Practice social distancing. Use approved vaccines. Take booster shots etc are pretty simple to follow. Likewise don't take non approved stuff. Easy to understand and simple to follow.
Nuances will likely hurt and confuse the common man. That's why the news and celebs and politicians etc try to keep things simple.
Dr. Fauci knew that a lot of the things he was saying might not be 100% accurate and yet he did it. The reason being that on the whole his message was a net positive effect on the public.
Likewise CNN made fun of Joe Rogan for taking Ivermectin because we don't want general public to experiment with alternative medicine. It's better to just stick to the proven stuff.
Basically, there is no choice here. Or basically two choices:
1. Be 100% accurate and risk confusing people
2. Be strategic about it and for the greater good.
We need a narrative and the cost is accuracy. We need to have more empathy for people who are the decision makers and have to make difficult choices.
Society needs a simple answer. Do this. Do that etc. Put on a mask. Wash your hands. Practice social distancing. Use approved vaccines. Take booster shots etc are pretty simple to follow. Likewise don't take non approved stuff. Easy to understand and simple to follow.
Nuances will likely hurt and confuse the common man. That's why the news and celebs and politicians etc try to keep things simple.
Dr. Fauci knew that a lot of the things he was saying might not be 100% accurate and yet he did it. The reason being that on the whole his message was a net positive effect on the public.
Likewise CNN made fun of Joe Rogan for taking Ivermectin because we don't want general public to experiment with alternative medicine. It's better to just stick to the proven stuff.
Basically, there is no choice here. Or basically two choices: 1. Be 100% accurate and risk confusing people 2. Be strategic about it and for the greater good.
We need a narrative and the cost is accuracy. We need to have more empathy for people who are the decision makers and have to make difficult choices.