jrfinkel
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
Are you saying that their public health authority is anti-science?
Also, if you don’t trust the WSJ either (I wouldn’t blame you) here is an article from Nature Medicine that has a comparison of nasal vs stool tests for covid, and Figure 1b really drives home the high rate of false negatives for nasal swab tests compared to stool tests (and throat swabs are even worse than nasal swabs): https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0817-4?fbclid=IwA...
And "move fast and break things" was about code, not about the world at large. It's a coding "philosophy" for getting shit done, that worked very well for Facebook and did not actually harm people.
Do people not realize that leave benefits are necessary if you wish to attract high skill workers?
I also agree that it jives with Levitt’s work, as well as Karl Friston, and I like they kind of all get to the same place via different techniques.
The most prescient, and overlooked researcher on this currently is Sunetra Gupta of Oxford. This interview with her is over a month old, and she talks about a lot of this stuff: https://unherd.com/2020/05/oxford-doubles-down-sunetra-gupta...