This is not an easy episode. Cambridge University Press published and peer-reviewed author, Dr. Brown and I discuss his manuscript

"Public health lessons learned from biases in Coronavirus mortality overestimation"

If you haven't listened from Episode 1 - I recommend you do that, because this is not the episode to jump in on. It is important that you understand the whole conversation of unpacking the Cambridge publication.

In this episode, Dr. Brown and I somehow immediately stumble into anecdotal stories about mask wearing and decision making processes surrounding public participation and information consumption.

All the opinions expressed from an anecdotal point of view are mine alone, and I have already made peace with the perception in which it may frame me. I have chosen my path not out of resistance, but out of care and consideration for the overall and long-term well-being of the collective (as I see it).

Everyone is doing their best with the information that they've got. No matter which side of the "line" they stand on. Everyone is making choices based on how to best show care for one another. Whether they show it in the same way as you, or not.