Pandemic experts - more plentiful than toilet rolls ...

[dogtag]

They seem to pop up everywhere uninvited and certainly unwanted.
The entertainment industry boasts most of them although as yet we
haven't had the usual sage advice from Alicia Milano or Cher, but we
have been rewarded with words of wisdom from Piers Morgan and we
did at least learn much about the virus from Sean Penn.
These folks have the answer for whatever ails the country.economics,
pandemics, foreign entanglements, no matter what it is the nation
is going through, we can count on those wise old owls on CNN, MSNBC
and Hollywood to save us.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ent-Trump.html

[Mark in Ottawa]

I suppose that with the multitude of talking heads who don't know anything about medicine or pandemics but still mouth off, it really is necessary to have a large supply of toilet paper. A supply of barf bags would be helpful too. I have been trying my best not to listen to them.

Here in Canada, however, the country's chief medical officer is holding a (remote) press conference at 11:00 am every day and sharing whatever information is available. That is actually of some value.

[dryheat]

Dr. Fauci I'd listen too. A few others. That's .01% of what you see on t.v. Don't sit in front of the t.v. too much.

[Vern Humphrey]

Every morning I look through the offerings on TV. Every talk and opinion show, EVERY one, is dominated by an actor or other species of entertainer. Who cares about their opinions?

[togor]

I agree. Don't listen to current or former actors or reality TV stars who care only about exposure and ratings and will say anything that brings both.