That's the second time this week that you've posted something that looks like it accuses me of spinning things, instead of answering with any coherent argument of your own.
It was an observation about how people can draw different conclusions about statistics in the absence of totally reliable data. They tend to conclude what they want to believe. We all do it. Don't take it as an accusation.That's the second time this week that you've posted something that looks like it accuses me of spinning things, instead of answering with any coherent argument of your own.
Is that a bad thing if there are 80 groups involved in vaccine development globally? Coordination must be a good thing?Well theirs no vaccine - but we do have a vaccine task force
Seriously you couldn't make it up could you ?
It's a UK task force so not going to coordinate global efforts
Of course masks help. Witty gave the game away yesterday, he said that there isnt solid evidence they work, but they need to be given to the nhs rather than the general public. He also said they are always reviewing evidence. Bet my bottom dollar that once they have sufficient supply to the NHS that they will suddenly find evidence that they are worthwhile for the general population too.
It builds into a different approach imo. Everyone is shitting themselves at the moment thinking "how can I avoid catching it"........where as the angle should be " how can I avoid passing it on"..........
