@Loretta_Torrago @justthefacts85 @emilygraymd_mph https://twitter.com/JudahWorld...

Loretta_Torrago@justthefact85@emilygraymd_mphhttps://twitter.com/JudahWorld...

@justthefacts85 @emilygraymd_mph In a less crazy world that would be standard journalism and it would have happened months ago, yet...

@在一个不那么疯狂的世界里，这将是标准的新闻报道，几个月前就会发生，但。。。

@Alaska74073229 @MehdiHasanShow @mehdirhasan It's BS. The (wrong) predictions he quoted weren't about her special little neighborhood.

@阿拉斯加74073229@MehdiHasanShow@mehdirhasan这是BS。他引用的（错误的）预测并不是关于她特殊的小社区。

@dh112358 @AbraarKaran I'm agreeing with you.

@dh112358@AbraarKaran我同意你的看法。

@mskathleenquinn @tiggerbluedevil @andyaschmidt There seems to be a mode of thinking that goes: The virus is not going away therefore measures to deal with the virus must go away. Why? There are all sorts of things we deal with that don't go away, and we...keep dealing with them.
I'd odd.

@Ms Kathleenquin@tiggerbuedevil@and Yaschmidt似乎有一种思维模式：病毒不会消失，因此应对病毒的措施必须消失。为什么？我们处理的各种事情都不会消失，我们。。。继续和他们打交道。
我觉得很奇怪。

@onlyrationalth1 @_TommyBoy1995 @RIFAN23 @DailySignal You're entitled to your view on the matter, but not to misattribute what CDC said.

@你有权对此事发表看法，但不能误判疾控中心的说法。

@DaveyDavidDave_ @myopic_oldie @MagentaRocks @kylegriffin1 💪

@Daveydavidave_uu近视_uOldie@MagentaRocks@kylegriffin1💪

@RadCentrism @PaulJNadeau It's not the tea cells, but maybe it's the green tea?

@RadCentrism@PaulJNadeau不是茶细胞，但可能是绿茶？

@michaelmina_lab @happyhexer How is this going to work for tests shipped through the mail in areas with extreme heat and sun?

@michaelmina_lab@happyhexer对于通过邮件运送的测试，在极端高温和阳光下，这将如何工作？

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain Taken longer to what? wane/fail? Reach limits of uptake given antivax? Yes, that's exactly what they thought. It was a bad choice (and no only in hindsight, but for other reasons too).

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain花了更长的时间做什么？衰落/失败？服用抗VAX后是否达到摄入极限？是的，他们就是这么想的。这是一个糟糕的选择（不仅是事后看来，还有其他原因）。

@DaveyDavidDave_ @myopic_oldie @MagentaRocks @kylegriffin1 Seems like "some" people are getting them already, some not, doesn't seem closely correlated with when they were ordered.

@Daveydavidave_u@近视_uOldie@MagentaRocks@kylegriffin1似乎“有些”人已经在购买，有些人没有，似乎与订购时间没有密切关系。

@LongDesertTrain @Nutmeg031992 There are definitely many things that the Biden administration could have done. It could have mostly stuck to its own plan, which included that and other things too, nearly all of which were forgotten once it looked like cases were going down.

@1992年，拜登政府肯定可以做很多事情。它本可以坚持自己的计划，其中也包括这一点和其他一些事情，一旦看起来案件正在减少，几乎所有这些都被遗忘了。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain You really can't translate voluntary behavior to what people think policies should be. Most are in favor of traffic laws but most violate them for example. With as little enforcement as there are on masks, more would violate them, but would still support them.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain你真的无法将自愿行为转化为人们认为政策应该是什么。大多数人赞成交通法，但大多数人违反交通法。由于口罩上的执法力度如此之小，更多的人会违反口罩，但仍会支持口罩。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain I really believe that most people are reasonable, not especially opinionated (unlike the louder ones who are more visible) and when they see a problem tend to support what they see as reasonable policies to address them.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain我真的相信大多数人都是通情达理的，不是特别固执己见（不像那些声音更大的人更显眼），当他们看到问题时，往往会支持他们认为解决问题的合理政策。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain Maybe, but there hasn't been as much 'loaded' messaging like that about other measures, say sending tests to people, and yet there is still similar levels of support for it.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain可能是这样，但关于其他措施，比如向人们发送测试，还没有那么多“加载”的信息，但仍然有类似水平的支持。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain There is also a pretty clear and consistent pattern when you ask about different forms of covid policies, people are less in favor of the ones that seem more extreme or costly, like closing things. More in favor of masks, distancing, staying home when sick, etc.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain当你询问不同形式的新冠病毒政策时，也有一个非常明确和一致的模式，人们不太喜欢那些看起来更极端或更昂贵的政策，比如关闭一些东西。更倾向于戴口罩、保持距离、生病时呆在家里等。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain I think the reality is that most people are just not that ideological about it (or anything for that matter). Ask what they think policy should be and especially during surges they look around, see a significant problem, and say yeah, requiring masks seems appropriate.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain我认为现实是，大多数人只是对它没有那么多意识形态（或任何相关的东西）。询问他们认为政策应该是什么，尤其是在激增期间，他们环顾四周，看到一个重大问题，然后说是的，需要戴口罩似乎是合适的。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain Now if you are asking people what they actually do, including in places with a mandate, that may be different. People definitely claim to be more rule abiding than they actually are and such.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain现在如果你问人们他们实际做什么，包括在有授权的地方，那可能会有所不同。人们肯定声称自己比实际更遵守规则，诸如此类。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain I don't really see this as an overly moral question. The people who are against don't see anything immoral about feeling that way. They either think they don't work (not a moral position) or overly authoritarian (again, nothing immoral in opposing it, actually the opposite).

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain我真的不认为这是一个过于道德的问题。反对的人并不认为这种感觉有任何不道德之处。他们要么认为自己不管用（不是一种道德立场），要么认为自己过于专制（同样，反对它没有什么不道德的地方，实际上恰恰相反）。

@Nutmeg031992 @LongDesertTrain Outdoors we've mostly just moved on from that, either in terms of mandates (for the most part) or voluntary use. Still see a few.

@肉豆蔻031992@LongDesertTrain Outdoor我们基本上刚刚从这一点开始，无论是在授权（大部分）还是自愿使用方面。还有一些。