Was there any real evidence for any social distancing guidelines during the COVID era?

Zeus, Content writer
Headline Diplomat eMagazine, LUDCI.eu

Introduction:

The COVID-era social distancing guidelines, including the 6-feet rule, have come under scrutiny for lacking scientific evidence. Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted during a Senate hearing that the 6-feet rule was likely not based on any data. This has raised questions about the development and implementation of public health guidelines. The situation has highlighted flaws in the public health system and emphasized the need for evidence-based responses to future pandemics. Additionally, the use of AI-enhanced cameras for monitoring compliance with social distancing and lockdown measures has raised concerns about mass surveillance and fear tactics.

Was social distancing ever necessary?

On September 14, 2022, in Washington, D.C., Dr. Anthony Fauci testified at a Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions hearing about the government's management of monkeypox.

We all remember a time when many law-abiding individuals were essentially confined to their homes, although this may have slipped the minds of some individuals.

When leaving their residences during the pandemic, individuals were req...