Re:The science of mask-wearing hasn’t changed, so why have o...
by exmadscientist on Friday July 03, 2020 @07:11PM
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> If we can't have a rational scientific discussion about facts, we're back to the dark ages.
We're rapidly heading that way. Masks are a political discussion now, not a scientific one. Most other aspects of COVID are the same way. You cannot criticize anything non-politically these days. Even saying "this data is entirely inconclusive" or "the first-order effects of doing this are positive but there are negative second-order effects" is a problem.
We're rapidly heading that way. Masks are a political discussion now, not a scientific one. Most other aspects of COVID are the same way. You cannot criticize anything non-politically these days. Even saying "this data is entirely inconclusive" or "the first-order effects of doing this are positive but there are negative second-order effects" is a problem.
I don't have a solution, but I feel your pain.