Enhance Your Strengths With Better Knowledge
Last year I was asked to build a company website from scratch without any prior experience in web design. I chose to use WordPress since it was free, had a large support community and offered an extensive range of themes and plugins. After a few weeks of experimenting, reading online blogs and watching tutorials, I …
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To comply with government regulations on social distancing, people are encouraged to shop online rather than in-store. But will the increased demand on on-line shopping reduce it’s safety?
Assessing threat vectors during the coronavirus pandemic. Online versus in-store shopping- which is safer?
Fast-produced reports are often based off of faulty statistcial methods and cannot be trusted. Statistics isn’t as simple as aggregating results from every source you find- it takes much more critical analysis. If these reports become cited within other reports then insufficient processes can become much harder to detect.
People need to be taught how to assess sources properly before accepting them, which requires a lot of thought! I found this short article quite useful, it mentions the most common flaws within coronavirus statistics: