Reminder: Anyone who says Sweden was smarter than the United States in its coronavirus management doesn't understand how management works. Lots of countries guessed on strategy, and some were luckier than others. That is not an indication of skill. Not even a little.
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That's not science, though. That's "established facts." Science says, among other things, "Fear is many times more persuasive than our intellectual grasp of statistics, so we can expect people globally to dramatically overreact to local catastrophes. Let's see if that happens."
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If you were approaching your risk management scientifically (not dogmatically or socially), you saw really on that the local catastrophes only replicated where people overreacted in the same ways. The places that refused to had different results (early). If you were watching.
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