#Measures

Bruce Arthur

bruce_arthur

This is going to become a Canadian Big Lie. 1. The UK held down variants with public health measures, then vaccines. 2. Michigan had vaccines but didn't. 3. Provinces knew

Yascha Mounk

Yascha_Mounk

The boss of the NYT op-ed page was fired because he ran a controversial op-ed by a sitting U.S. Senator.But a few months later, a propagandist for an authoritarian regime

Peter Gabriel Benevides

peter_benevides

Here is a PSA, we are not living in an autocratic regime! For those who believe the current public health measures are similar to the dystopian 1984, I have a

Anosognosiogenesis

pookleblinky

The faster the rush reopening, the faster they can rollback such as eviction deferments and utility shutoff suspensions etcAnd the faster they can make a case that such things are

World Health Organization (WHO)

WHO

We are aware that lockdowns are again a topic of discussion as countries deal with surges of #COVID19.We understand that sometimes such measures - although not sustainable - are needed

Zeke Hausfather

hausfath

If anyone out there watched @MMFlint's risible documentary trashing renewables because the construction of solar panels and wind turbines uses fossil fuels, you should know that their lifecycle impacts are

InProportion2

InProportion2

1/3The head of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health:Norway could have brought the coronavirus pandemic under control without a lockdown, and called for the country to avoid such far-reaching measures

Clive Peedell

cpeedell

Trying to achieve “herd immunity” to #COVID19 through infection rather than a vaccine is a very bad idea. This is not only because health services will be overwhelmed, leading to

Kojo Oppong Nkrumah

konkrumah

It is interesting to note that if we hadn’t as a country stepped up our approach to be ahead and go after the virus we would be reporting only 292

Ricardo Bessa

rbessaaa

A million people could have died if government officials had personally injected the virus into themThat didn't happen, fortunately! Phew! It could have been much worse.But if they had, I

Diane Marie

DianeMariePosts

People who object to authority now require public health officials to tell them to wear masks, even though the evidence is that known measures (hand-washing, social isolation, staying at home)

Branko Marcetic

BMarchetich

I wonder how many of the liberals and centrists blithely calling Morales a dictator realise the standards by which they're justifying what happened in Bolivia can be applied to many

Gordo

bluesbroken

All joking a side - There are genuine security risks with the track and trace system as it is.Phone numbers and text messages can be easily spoofed. Can anyone be

nickgreentweet

nickgreentweet

You should look at @nntaleb’s efforts to debunk IQ to start with. Differences in intelligence/s exist somewhere, but we probably overrate our ability to define it, let alone measure it—IQ

Christopher Canning

cg_canning

Someone needs to do a survey to see what percentage of the population really knows what contact tracing and other public health jargon means. I think @picardonhealth does a good

Teresa Heeney

TeresaHeeney

I’ve monitored many budgets over the years from a #childcare point of view. I don’t think I’ve ever been as disappointed as this year. Feels like this sector was an