or better described as a state of equilibrium of the system. The system is theoretically unstable (small outbreaks here or there), but so long-lived as for any practical purpose to be considered stable.
- Lots of scenarios have been proposed - Nope I'm not saying there is one optimal course of action, just that the initial thread is incorrect in a number of ways
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Of the lots of scenarios, which one accounted for the deaths accrued by the losses (not economical, direct deaths) of waiting until we can know for certain if the vaccine works? Glad to hear about the number of incorrect ways. If you can elaborate.
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The main issue, as I mentioned, is the assumption that 'community immunity' is a) a homogenous state b) the 'end' of a pandemic and c) possible to reach. The other errors stem largely from these mistakes
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