#Lockdowns

Brynn Tannehill

BrynnTannehill

Thread on COVID-19. Bear with me.Tales of success over COVID-19 are greatly exaggerated, to say the least. We're seeing the national numbers coming back up on a week over week

Sinead O'Carroll

SineadOCarroll

Stuff on Twitter doesn’t bother me too often but the ‘underlying condition’-brigade are really upsetting me. It’s not ok to dismiss a death as inevitable because someone doesn’t have perfect

Diana Roman

volcano_diana

Anthropogenic (human-caused) seismic noise results from vehicle traffic, machinery, and other sources. Following #coronavirus lockdowns, anthropogenic noise on urban seismometers in Europe has decreased.... 1/?https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-0

John Hayward

Doc_0

We'll be arguing about these coronavirus forecast models for years to come, and it's clearly important to refine them as much as possible so they are more accurate next time.

Alex Berenson

AlexBerenson

Also very hard to argue with this. States and WH need to provide clarity for the end of the lockdowns. Will there be one standard? Will states be allowed to

Mike The Mad Scientist

MadMikeOfficial

Being skeptical is very important. However, skeptics need to know when to draw the line between fear mongering, and genuine reporting on aspects of the virus that China blatantly lied

Philippe Lemoine

phl43

I haven't read this yet, but I'm increasingly warming to the idea that lockdowns might have been a mistake and that alternative control methods might be preferable. In any case,

Paul Colgan

paulcolgan

There is a debate right now which pitches health concerns against 'the economy', as if there were a binary choice to be made.An infinite amount of money would make it

Rich

RickRoseland

The more I think about the media narrative of the past few weeks the more hilarious it getsBreaking: David Cameron lobbied government for money!!Did he get any money?Err..no, the company

saskia

boygxnius

Uni students better not be blamed for a second spike when the govt have all but removed all lockdowns and precautions Students are going to have parties and meet up

Michael P Senger

MichaelPSenger

By promoting fraudulent data, aggressively deploying disinformation, and flexing its institutional clout, Beijing transformed the snake oil of lockdowns into “science,” crippling rival economies, expanding its influence, and sowing auth

Bethany S. Mandel

bethanyshondark

The argument for reopening was that Americans could use common sense to do it safely. If the White House and Senators can’t do that, well, there goes the whole ship.

James Lindsay, man of internet swagger

ConceptualJames

A lot of you are pretty mad at me because I'm pretty serious about not opening up too soon with Covid-19, and you want hope. Well, here's what I really

Michael Knowles

michaeljknowles

conservatives: wait a minute, is that Nancy Pelosi ignoring lockdown and mask orders to get a haircu—@theatlantic: HEY, LOOK OVER THERE, TRUMP HATES THE TROOPS! conservatives: oh man, i can't

The New York Times

nytimes

Many have praised Sweden for staying open during the coronavirus outbreak.We looked at the data: Yes, Sweden is better off than many countries that enforced strict lockdowns. But its outbreak

Nima Tavallaey Roodsari

NimaTavRood

At the end of the day this all comes down to money.The current football money circus is unsustainable, the lockdowns due to pandemic made sure of that. It’s not an