If, as he says below, “any estimate could easily turn out to be wrong,” why is he taking seriously the estimates he reports?
He called worst-case scenario projections of more than a million U.S. deaths “very, very unlikely” and said any estimate could easily turn out to be wrong. He said he was certain that the number of confirmed infections would continue to rise much higher.
He’s probably a good man in his field — compared to whom? we must always ask — but is he a bit long on the commentary? Is it dangerous to get between him and a camera or microphone?
via WSJ
Blithe Spirit 