Carl T. BergstromI wrote a piece for the New York Times about how scientists used Twitter during the Covid pandemic and about what comes next.
People are running into a paywall—try this link instead. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/19/opinion/pandemic-twitter.html?unlocked_article_code=AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACEIPuonUktbfqYhlSVUaCibSRdkhrxqAwuDGxrAxg371aTSKSCpewv5TA5SF_w2FQ5tfUOYJ_mbRQs5dYvhoTeZuz-RbMgs8QgTw-8SIwNEMeStt7N_vVTtz1cydUPVn_zK1PjXlI7whlOb19wiLPzmRLa_b1H0qIQllo4I0Ng35nCxVmdqWV7J9ydJ83vw-BphlRTdmZCaCvvjgCRkWK8zRJ1iHqVFwA7cFLGmVyd2M6LsAcxFRCkbETh585mU-4dBdP7AHLUebaz1GDKI8ZImMnca504U&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
Albert Cardona@ct_bergstrom Such clarity of exposition. Thanks for writing this piece. I take home above all what happened when the general public, and more particularly, the think tanks with an agenda, had access to the steps that go into eventually releasing a complete paper with fairly well-supported conclusions.