Statement that we need a stronger COVID detection system is akin to a scene in Amadeus where Mozart, after presenting music bordering on perfection is told by the Emperor that there were “simply too many notes”, “Just cut a few and it will be perfect”.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for April 21, 2022

Statement that we need a stronger COVID detection system is akin to a scene in Amadeus where Mozart, after presenting music bordering on perfection is told by the Emperor that there were "simply too many notes", "Just cut a few and it will be perfect". Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Source:
Canada needs a stronger COVID-19 detection system, experts say

Reference:
Too Many Notes, My Dear Mozart

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