Quote (Black XistenZ @ Dec 19 2021 03:36am)
If the data is still unclear, why doesn't the report acknowledge this fact and present the true range of plausible outcomes, instead focusing exclusively on worse- and worst-case scenarios, some of which can be assumed to be magnitudes less likely than the "milder virulence, no lockdown needed"-scenario that was omitted?
Models are meant to head off problems, not give ranges so wide they are useless.
What you just described would make the report have such a huge variance that the data would basically be uninterpretable to anybody except those who created it.
Until you have strong evidence that the virulence is lower it's irresponsible to consider it when the consequence of releasing recommendations based on that would be thousands of deaths.
This post was edited by NetflixAdaptationWidow on Dec 19 2021 07:58am