Yes, I hope the future lessons learned exercise will look at the advice in spring on masks etc

But the difference between the scientists and the covid-sceptics is that when new info emerged they changed their advice, rather than double down & repeat debunked claims. https://twitter.com/iainmartin1/status/1352396060015144960
The other reason to do this is that the same nonsense is *still* appearing in the papers https://mobile.twitter.com/cjsnowdon/status/1351928262746927104
It's been interesting to see how the covid-sceptic commentariat have reacted to it - "this is censorship!", "this is a witch-hunt!","none of your business, stay in your lane"

- just from it being pointed out that they have got it wrong
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