Assuming that your prior is something like “[big number]% probability that the Eric Weinstein Twitter thread information about hospitals is correct”, how do you update when you see things like the Minnesota full-page advertisement that claims they’re “overwhelmed”?
Would having near-real-time (and clean) data about who’s showing up at emergency rooms and what their experience is like (timestamps/chief complaint/etc.) help you write these articles at all? Feels like that sort of information is probably superfluous given that we all know what -should- be done.
Assuming that your prior is something like “[big number]% probability that the Eric Weinstein Twitter thread information about hospitals is correct”, how do you update when you see things like the Minnesota full-page advertisement that claims they’re “overwhelmed”?
Would having near-real-time (and clean) data about who’s showing up at emergency rooms and what their experience is like (timestamps/chief complaint/etc.) help you write these articles at all? Feels like that sort of information is probably superfluous given that we all know what -should- be done.
This is the relevant data; what conclusions do you draw from that?