CORONAVIRUS PANIC WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE

[Poopadoop]

If you'd read the report, you'd see the problem is that they not only have a shortage of tests, but the tests they have are bad AND they're using them anyways.

[OngBonga]

If you'd read the report, you'd see the problem is that they not only have a shortage of tests, but the tests they have are bad AND they're using them anyways.

Ok, at what point did we know that they were 25% unreliable? Did we stop using them when we discovered that? Did they decide that a small number of 75% accurate tests were better than nothing? That's not something I'd agree with on the surface, but then again I'm not a govt adviser.

Again, and inquiry answers these questions. If we rolled out a test without knowing the accuracy, keeping it a relatively small sample size, then discovered it was only 75% accurate, then is there justification in blaming someone?