Harvard's decision to close schools amidst the COVID-19 pandemic was criticized as unnecessary and driven by a desire to demonstrate leadership. The approach lacked scientific backing and humility. In contrast, Sweden kept schools open, showing minimal COVID-19 impact on children and teachers. Harvard's rejection of contrary evidence highlighted potential political motivations over scientific objectivity.
After the Great Barrington Declaration was announced in 2020, Harvard Professor Martin Kulldorff suddenly emerged into the public consciousness as a controversial figure. Despite data showing his skepticism about lockdowns and vaccine mandates were ultimate legitimate, especially in his home country of Sweden, Professor Kulldorff was fired by Harvard. Why? UnHerd's Freddie Sayers spoke to him to find out.
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