Ethnocentrism and Political Intolerance: A Two Year Retrospective on the Pandemic Response
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Across our vast, heterogenous human populations of the US, a policy or a public health message that works where you live may very well harm people who live somewhere... Read more.
The Silencing of the Scientists
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As the pile of unshared science grows, our scientific understanding of crises like pandemics suffers from the attrition of the science it doesn’t know. It should... Read more.
Why Were They So Obtuse about the Terrible Harms They Would Inflict?
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It’s essential we debrief on the harm we caused – the epidemiological harm we simply displaced and converted to economic harm that, at the end of the chain,... Read more.