One thing we learned from the #Coronavirus crisis is that if we offered every American citizen entering an actual shooting war a bullet-proof jacket and a helmet, 25% would decline to wear it under the reasoning that someone could just shoot them in the neck anyway.
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Not once the bullets are flying. They are easier to appreciate than a virus.
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25%? Is there a basis for deriving that number? Citation or gut?
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Considering, all we really need is a dust mask, not body armor...
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It did make me think of the Intro scene to Platoon and a scene in Black Hawk Down. Where they started with armor and then stopped for X reason. I've heard varying reports on how true those scenes were.
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I got into some arguments with people about HCQ and FDA approval . My analogy was “ if someone is drowning , you don’t withhold throwing them a life-buoy for fear of hitting them on the head “ . Some people have no idea about difference between POSSIBILITY and PROBABILITY .
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Analogies matter but not as prescriptions. Instead they provide a measuring stick. Gary Klein calls this Recognized Prime Decision Making.... That people use previous experiences as measuring sticks to current problems. What you're looking for are deviations from the analogy
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"word thinking"
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And that is the older people, like my Dad
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