When COVID-19 Claims of ‘Revisionism’ and ‘Misinformation’ are Themselves Misinformed
Finally, one of the main lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic is that the focus should not be on fighting so-called “misinformation” or “revisionism.”
By Frontier Centre for Public Policy Ari Joffe, Chris Milburn, Pooya Kazemi, Chris Milburn—— Bio and Archives--February 20, 2025
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Frontier Centre for Public Policy
A recent study described lockdown “revisionism” as spreading false information about lockdowns and other public health measures. This study examines the claim that simply questioning lockdowns or public health mandates is automatically labelled as “revisionism” or “misinformation.” We argue that terms like ‘revisionism’ and ‘misinformation’ are often used to dismiss well-supported, opposing views without seriously examining the best available evidence.
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