When the "experts" were scratching their heads over the rise in incidence of pediatric hepatitis, one of the theories they put forward was that children were "immunologically naive" having been in lockdown, isolation, and practicing social distancing because of COVID.
In other words, they basically ADMITTED the lockdowns made people sicker, but made no apologies.
When the "experts" were scratching their heads over the rise in incidence of pediatric hepatitis, one of the theories they put forward was that children were "immunologically naive" having been in lockdown, isolation, and practicing social distancing because of COVID.
In other words, they basically ADMITTED the lockdowns made people sicker, but made no apologies.
I'm not expecting apologies, but the shamelessness and chutzpah required to use one's own ineptitude (or worse) to demonstrate expertise is nothing short of astonishing.
When the "experts" were scratching their heads over the rise in incidence of pediatric hepatitis, one of the theories they put forward was that children were "immunologically naive" having been in lockdown, isolation, and practicing social distancing because of COVID.
In other words, they basically ADMITTED the lockdowns made people sicker, but made no apologies.
Apologies mean responsibility and liability. We will never see that.
If people are scared, stay home, the rest of us want to live our lives.
I'm not expecting apologies, but the shamelessness and chutzpah required to use one's own ineptitude (or worse) to demonstrate expertise is nothing short of astonishing.