David Zweig

RT @rpondiscio: "This is a story of profound failure. The inaccurate predictive models. The evidence-free case for extended closures. The d…

RT @karenvaites: I’m still finishing the book, but I must say… I thought I knew the evidence for autumn, 2020 school reopening very well.…

RT @Misterodney: Out today, @davidzweig’s book is bound to be thought of in the same breath as @ehanford’s work on reading: a story about m…

Absolute banger of a review of An Abundance of Caution "You’re likely to come away from this book angry" "Zweig’s magisterial contribution is not just an overdue exercise in truth-telling but also a crucial first step in [a] restorative journey." https://t.co/3PHxRUrZwD

RT @michaelshermer: Arguably the most important book of the past 5 years, given the policy implications of bad- or misinformation about COV…

RT @SKMorefield: My @townhallcom column today is a review of @davidzweig's new book, out today, on the insane decision-making process behin…

RT @thegrade_: "Much of the reporting that I saw by education reporters started at a baseline of accepting a narrative that they were told,…

RT @MattWelch: There were not many journalists who were right, early, about opening schools during Covid. @davidzweig was one of them. His…

RT @neontaster: I thought I was already pretty cynical about covid, but David's book kinda obliterated one thing I still believed, which is…

Good interview with @alexanderrusso that gives a teaser of a central theme I explore in An Abundance of Caution: the failure of the legacy media to challenge claims by the “experts” and those in power—and how this led to a deeply misinformed public. https://t.co/QyrHC1QSnz

RT @karenvaites: "It was deeply troubling that the physicians—many of whom had expertise of specific relevance to the pandemic—were afraid…