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Don’t Put Too Much Faith in the Experts – Reason.com
An excellent article and video that shows just how wrong the experts were.
And Im gonna call it in advance, when the authoritarian idiots start to reply in this thread to defend these quacks, it'll be one of three things:
"But, but, but, Trump!"
Or:
"You didnt read the study! I did! I'm an armchair scientist and I say those experts were misunderstood! Bla bla bla!"
Or:
Some other ad hom, to try and deflect the failure of the quacks away.
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Between 2 million and 3 million Americans will die!That was the prediction from "experts" at London's Imperial College when COVID-19 began. They did also say if there was "social distancing of the whole population," the death toll could be cut in half, but 1.1 million to 1.46 million Americans would still die by this summer.
Our actual death toll has been about one-tenth of that.
Nevertheless, Imperial College's model was extremely influential.
Politicians issued stay-at-home orders. They said we must trust the "experts."
"Follow the science. Listen to the experts. Do what they tell you," said Joe Biden, laughing at what he considered an obvious truth.
If he and other politicians had just done just a little research, then they would have known that Imperial College researchers repeatedly predict great disasters that don't happen. Their model predicted 65,000 deaths from swine flu, 136,000 from mad cow disease, and 200 million from bird flu.The real numbers were in the hundreds.
After such predictions were repeatedly wrong, why did politicians boss us around based on those same "experts" models?
An excellent article and video that shows just how wrong the experts were.
And Im gonna call it in advance, when the authoritarian idiots start to reply in this thread to defend these quacks, it'll be one of three things:
"But, but, but, Trump!"
Or:
"You didnt read the study! I did! I'm an armchair scientist and I say those experts were misunderstood! Bla bla bla!"
Or:
Some other ad hom, to try and deflect the failure of the quacks away.
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