The COVID-19 months have seriously challenged our use and understanding of science in the public arena. Public health officials have called upon decision-makers to “believe the science” and to “follow the data,” but that’s not actually easy to do. Health officials themselves have lacked standards regarding when scientific information is dispositive and when it isn’t.
A few elements of the virus conversation demonstrate the complexity and confusion of it all.
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