Evaluation of science advice during the Covid-19 pandemic in Sweden
I recognize most of the names of the authors. Thus I am not very surprised about their conclusions. Nothing is actually new in this article. It is mostly incoherent writing, with some conspiracy theories thrown in. The usual stuff that has been coming from these authors since the beginning of the pandemic.<p>And for those confused: this is not published in nature, but in an open access journal owned by nature: &quot;Humanities and Social Sciences Communications&quot;. This is not a subsection of Nature, and is rather obscure. I find it unclear what kind of peer-review has been done, but it has certainly not been done well.<p>This is not some kind of scientific proof of the &quot;Swedish strategy&quot; being crime against humanity. Merely a oddly placed opinion piece.