For me, at least, this is *the* glimmer of hope for a return to normalcy. And it is also risky and unprecedented. The questions aren’t just technical — though there are a lot of those—but political and social.
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Can an effective, equitable testing system be built from these new parts and ideas? As a human being, I hope so. As a reporter, there’s still a ways to go.
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omg. ofc I can't wait to read. but also that illo really pops!
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We should have a link in there to the NYer interview with Chotiner
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All those false negatives gonna have a negative impact. Js.
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no. they won't matter so much if testing is frequent. couple times a week for everybody would be good. daily, better.
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Nespresso tests vs. instant coffee! Amazing. This is such a helpful way to think about it.
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“The lack of testing is a motivation problem.”
"This is a national emergency."
We need Frequent, Fast, Cheap & Easy (#FFCE) testing to return to anything close to ~normal life.@OpenCovidScreen@michaelmina_lab Innovate & make it happen:http://xprize.org/covidtestingThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Kolstad and Johnson should look at using a wearable like the M1 (by
@coalition_app) to optimise pooling http://M1.nodle.io cc.@anthenorThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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