(07-01-2020, 11:16 AM)burger Wrote: Here's yet another article with health officials saying that the protests did not cause an increase in infections. This one's from NYC: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/01/nyreg...tests.html
Money quote:
Quote:“We’ve been looking very closely at the number of positive cases every day to see if there is an uptick in the context of the protests,” Ted Long, executive director of the city’s contact tracing program, said. “We have not seen that.”
Several of you have come to the opposite conclusion despite there being little or no data to support your beliefs. Maybe you should be reexamining your beliefs instead of accusing others of cherry picking or whatever.
There is little to no data period on the impact. Again, it is simply common sense to suggest it played some part. Not a brobdingnagian one. But some.
Otherwise - play ball. Just have all fans wear masks.
