Use and Misuse of Models in Pandemic Policy Advice

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I defend the use of early Covid-19 models in support of social distancing measures against criticisms. Paying close attention to the epistemology of scientific modeling and to what is required of models for the purpose of underwriting precautionary reasoning suggests that epidemiological models were adequate for the purpose of supporting social distancing measures as a form of precaution.
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Leibniz Universität Hannover

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