Since the beginning of the Covid era, much of the focus has been around numbers. Case numbers, hospitalisations, ICU admissions, deaths – all of these have been used at one point or another to invoke panic, whip the public into submission, and justify harsh restrictions.
Throughout the pandemic, questions have surrounded the validity of numbers used to inform ‘health advice’ and shape COVID policy.
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