Matt Le Tissier tweets about the contradictions in inscientist point of views on COVID
"Wear masks, don’t wear masks, take hydroxychloriquine don’t take hydroxychloroquine, children transmit the disease, children don’t transmit the disease, cats can spread it, cats can’t spread it, incubators help, incubators don’t help, go to the pub, don’t go to the pub 🤷🏼♂️Face with rolling eyes"
- @mattletiss7 (former professional football player)
Relevant in framing the problem: the public is taking noticee and its affecting them
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