believing you have all the answers and therefore your hypothesis is more correct. There’s always holes in every data set. And gathering more information is always a good approach. And having more heads in the game to look at it different ways is always better.

This guy is bombastic and carries an air of being the smartest in the room without any data to show for it. That’s dangerous to me. Encouraging others to disregard what we’ll meaning people are doing for the greater good without having better data to support your ideas is dangerous scientist behavior in my mind.

I honesty hope it’s lower than expected. But I’m committed to doing my part no matter how much it hurts. And my part is not just social distancing but caring for my neighbor and local businesses. Not trying to convince others that the safety measures of experts are harmful and useless.