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Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

DP. It was. It peaked early. (Just like our big snowstorm.)

Now I want to hear if this will be it or if we're in for the third wave later this year or next year.

If like a Spanish flu like graph 3rd wave but much smaller than 2nd wave than crickets

Can you restate what you mean?
Thanks

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

DP. It was. It peaked early. (Just like our big snowstorm.)

Now I want to hear if this will be it or if we're in for the third wave later this year or next year.

If like a Spanish flu like graph 3rd wave but much smaller than 2nd wave than crickets

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Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

How about the Atlantic article? I'm cool with it not being over by April. I just want my summer.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/02/summer-2021-pandemic/618088/

Loved the Atlantic article!

Bumping

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/19/politics/andy-slavitt-vaccine-distribution-cnntv/index.html

More good news from CNN.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

DP. It was. It peaked early. (Just like our big snowstorm.)

Now I want to hear if this will be it or if we're in for the third wave later this year or next year.

Interesting twitter thread by Youyang Gu on that. He's saying that while it's very possible that there's a fourth wave, it will very likely be nowhere near the past ones.

https://twitter.com/youyanggu/status/1362476060907077636

I saw that thread last night, it capped off a day with a lot of good news coming out.

I liked how he referenced potential selection bias with the various experts. The most negative ones will have their voices amplified.

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Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

How about the Atlantic article? I'm cool with it not being over by April. I just want my summer.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/02/summer-2021-pandemic/618088/

I agree. As much as I'd love to have April, I'll take June as all systems are go.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

DP. It was. It peaked early. (Just like our big snowstorm.)

Now I want to hear if this will be it or if we're in for the third wave later this year or next year.

Interesting twitter thread by Youyang Gu on that. He's saying that while it's very possible that there's a fourth wave, it will very likely be nowhere near the past ones.

https://twitter.com/youyanggu/status/1362476060907077636

I saw that thread last night, it capped off a day with a lot of good news coming out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

That's a good point.
I think we all need to realize that no one really knows anything for sure... these predictions are their best guesses. Sometimes they get things wrong .

I love that this thread points towards the optimistic and uplifting articles. Helps me keep my spirits high

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

DP. It was. It peaked early. (Just like our big snowstorm.)

Now I want to hear if this will be it or if we're in for the third wave later this year or next year.

Interesting twitter thread by Youyang Gu on that. He's saying that while it's very possible that there's a fourth wave, it will very likely be nowhere near the past ones.

https://twitter.com/youyanggu/status/1362476060907077636

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

DP. It was. It peaked early. (Just like our big snowstorm.)

Now I want to hear if this will be it or if we're in for the third wave later this year or next year.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

So how do these doctors/epidemiologists explain global/national/local trends? These same 'glass half empty' experts said that mid-February was going to be a catastrophic peak of biblical proportions.

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

Maybe they are the ones who are wrong.

Anonymous wrote:Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it

How about the Atlantic article? I'm cool with it not being over by April. I just want my summer.

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/02/summer-2021-pandemic/618088/

Just FYI on the WSJ article, quite a few doctors / epidemiologists on Twitter slammed it