There is no moral position of substance that you can argue from, where Patrick owes anyone an apology. Dead stop. He's been more than humble enough to publish an admission of error, one for which the original OP was too lazy to look for prior to impugning Patrick for it.
He's not Fauci. He created a bingo card creator and shared the experience and his personal perspective with this community. This does not oblige him to meet everyone's unrealistic expectations of how he should conduct himself.
It says far more about the people caught up in the orbit of his mistake, than he does about him.
> Again, your language is very telling of the media you consume
How do you imagine throwing an ad-hominem was going to help make for a more productive debate?
There is no moral position of substance that you can argue from, where Patrick owes anyone an apology. Dead stop. He's been more than humble enough to publish an admission of error, one for which the original OP was too lazy to look for prior to impugning Patrick for it.
He's not Fauci. He created a bingo card creator and shared the experience and his personal perspective with this community. This does not oblige him to meet everyone's unrealistic expectations of how he should conduct himself.
It says far more about the people caught up in the orbit of his mistake, than he does about him.
> Again, your language is very telling of the media you consume
How do you imagine throwing an ad-hominem was going to help make for a more productive debate?