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Peter Cochrane: Experts, damn experts

The COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak should concentrate some people’s minds about the importance of experts, argues Professor Peter Cochrane

Only experts in their field can honestly answer the big questions
Only experts in their field can honestly answer the big questions
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