Apr 6, 2020
6:56:55am
CSoul Truly Addicted User
This refusal to admit fault in the models is laughably insecure. They weren't
crazy off just because of "no or delayed action being the worst case scenario" like the ardent defenders always tout. Even the areas that delayed heavily or didn't lock down near as much did not hit a FRACTION of the amount of deaths predicted. The models were wrong, fundamentally.
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