> Medicine also isn't in the "we recommend it because there aren't many reasons against it" business.
I'm not arguing with this. Who cares.
Doctors still recommend it, it still works and doctors still use it themselves.
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> Medicine also isn't in the "we recommend it because there aren't many reasons against it" business.
I'm not arguing with this. Who cares.
Doctors still recommend it, it still works and doctors still use it themselves.
This is a definition of ulterior motive.
I'm not making a judgement whether he was right/wrong by giving that advice (which the WHO did as well for the same reasons). Just pointing out that he did lie.
I personally don't like being lied to by people that represent a lot of power (doesn't matter what they're motives are. Lying is used to deceive for ulterior motives). That is just an indicator that I can't trust public facing scientists because the truth is not a priority, rather only the outcome that they desire (whether personally or as a group.) But that's not new.
Discussion: https://youtu.be/_2MmX2U2V3c
He did lie. He gave advice with ulterior motives.
You'll need an high amount in PCR, i.e. low cycle threshold for the probability to be high.
Antigen tests will show if there was/is an infection.
PCR does not show infection only presence. (WHO has now put out guidance about this. They don't have to it's well known.)
If you're European this may be strange to you but I'm the U.S. we don't receive the cycle count when the RNA for the virus is detected.
Here's Fauci talking about it a little: https://youtu.be/a_Vy6fgaBPE&t=4m30s
Just because you don't understand how this virus spreads does not mean that we need a new trial before we can make a recommendation.
New medicines, requiring trials are novel.
Golden eggs and apples shouldn't be compared.
What new data has finally come in that has shown that masks do not slow the spread or that they do? And new we have guidance?
The problem here is that the medical community, when they have skin in the game wear and recommended masks, from day 1.
Again, the virus is novel, how it spreads is not.
https://www.thestreet.com/video/dr-fauci-masks-changing-dire...
And most anti-maskers are against it because of government overreach. Unrelated to science.
A third party has emerged. The "we'll believe and parrot anything because it's what we're told".
They act in the following realm (whether they are aware or not): Cotton/cloth masks don't work. But it qualifies as a mask so checkbox! Moral superiority is on my side whether science is or not doesn't matter.
Fauci lied (and admitted to it) that masks weren't effective and suggested that the average person should not wear them.
To be fair, I heard the whole medical community here (I'm in one of the largest medical centers in the world) laugh and scoff at normal people wearing masks (because they weren't trained and it isn't effective).
And now we have no N95 for the general public and idiotic cloth masks (that don't work).
So it turns out they weren't far off I their scoffing... But for the wrong reasons.
Now we see them (and other anto-science) normals flip and ignore the data on bad masks. "Something is better than nothing". False sense of security and just more lies and moral superiority.
Doesn't matter if said man on the street thinks the earth is flat, has a mental disorder or likes tennis more than soccer.
An institution should not be judged on the merits of the people judging them.
Also, people not wanting the government to force them what to do with their bodies is not quite the same as them not believing that there is a health risk when not wearing masks. Stop conflating the two. Engage the argument instead of the strawmen (or don't, but be honest about it.)
But from his perspective (and it may have been not just his choice) what were the alternatives if his goal was to preserve frontline medical workers? (Regardless if this policy actually saved anyone).
I can see why it was done and at the same time feel lied to and that that is wrong.
Except maybe if you include a line like: "were not going to ask you for a 5 star review like others do, but reviews really make it break us and we're trying to be honest. Thanks for the support"
I.e. your plan is doomed to fail.
You can also go anywhere recklessly, or what reckless people call "having some fun".
Does that clear up your misunderstanding?
Just because you're not a drunk doesn't mean your actions are justifiable.
* I really like driving.
I'm simply stating that they are negative actions by some. If that didn't come across, here it is.
This is true, except when it's not. Then it really matters.
I do agree some in this thread are exaggerating a little.
Are you saying corporate structure in the law causes these actions?
Be honest about it before you start asking questions to trap the person you're asking.
It goes a long way.