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Partner at @initialized. Previously @techcrunch. When life hands me lemons, I make tarte au citron.

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    Kim-Mai Cutler‏Verified account @kimmaicutler Apr 21
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    Fascinating story. The Bay Area’s readiness was shaped by some decades-old institutions created in the mid-1980s AIDS epidemic.https://twitter.com/darlin/status/1252573460737323008 …

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    The narrative you've likely heard about how the Bay Area got ahead of Covid is wrong. Here's is the true story of the real people who made a difference. https://khn.org/MTA4Nzc4Ng  via @khnews
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      1. Preston Byrne‏Verified account @prestonjbyrne Apr 21
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        The Bay Area also nailed it with the first and second waves of the flu in 1918. Really good track record on public health.

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      1. Martha Bridegam‏ @MBridegam Apr 21
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        (Sorry, deleted to rephrase:) There's another story in the tension between SF's good public health culture of outreach & harm reduction, and a harsh two-tier COVID policy that's still confining many poor people in congregate shelters, locking others outdoors, & delaying testing.

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      2.  ☁️ David Ulevitch  ☁️‏Verified account @davidu Apr 21
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        Weird thing about that story is it takes credit away from Mayor Breed, who ultimately put herself on the line and made / supported the very tough call. Great to learn about the machine, but the machine serves the policy maker.

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      3. Evan J. Zimmerman‏ @ejzim Apr 22
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        True. But institutional competence is a thing. Regions with experience (SARS, MERS, Ebola, apparently AIDS) have just done better during this crisis. Institutional competence matters, even if it still requires courage from individual leaders! (And I LOVE Mayor Breed!)

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      2. Je-Meng‏ @jemenger Apr 21
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        Great article. As the epidemic and disruption creeped closer and closer to home, I chose to stay partly because of the history of how Bay Area institutions dealt with the AIDS epidemic. Still, I was not aware of the impressive authority level of county health officials!

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      3. Je-Meng‏ @jemenger Apr 21
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        There is an important lesson in governance here. Specialized institutions can be authorized to act, interrupting and taking control under certain conditions. It isn't possible to constantly have specialized information and experience where the active exec authority is.

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      1. Jim‏ @jim_again Apr 21
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        Just as a disease can confer future immunity on individuals, an epidemic can lead institutions to improve their responses to future outbreaks. This was the advantage that S Korea used to full advantage, and one hopes, it will be one of the outcomes of coronavirus here in the US.

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        Ahh Kate and I were curious about exactly this

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