[DocSavage87]

Scott Atlas is a tool.  Unfortunately he's got some company among Stanford experts who should be investigated for their sloppy research (Ioannidis et al) and whether there was knowing corruption of data as a whistleblower report suggests.

Here's a Scott Atlas opinion column on March 26 that cites the very poorly constructed study by Ioannidis to downplay the virus impact:

There is massive uncertainty, but using Ioannidis’ mid-range fatality rate, this virus could cause about 10,000 deaths in the United States overall, overall, a number that would not be extraordinary news in the total of flu-like deaths every season. 

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/202...an-intera/

This guy shouldn't be within ten yards of any group leading the US effort against SARS-CoV-2.

[DocSavage87]

Scott Atlas is a tool.  Unfortunately he's got some company among Stanford experts who should be investigated for their sloppy research (Ioannidis et al) and whether there was knowing corruption of data as a whistleblower report suggests.

Here's a Scott Atlas opinion column on March 26 that cites the very poorly constructed study by Ioannidis to downplay the virus impact:

There is massive uncertainty, but using Ioannidis’ mid-range fatality rate, this virus could cause about 10,000 deaths in the United States overall, overall, a number that would not be extraordinary news in the total of flu-like deaths every season. 

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/202...an-intera/

This guy shouldn't be within ten yards of any group leading the US effort against SARS-CoV-2.