Imagine these dots are balls and you have to predict how far each will travel before hitting the ground. The US and UK are doing the worst.pic.twitter.com/CTZLbvD39J
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Hard to keep hope for the world when seeing those graphs
The variation in coronavirus death rates gives me hope. It's possible to beat this, with the right policies.
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... and compliance. (Rugged individualism!)
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1/ There's always an event that signals the end of an empire. Portugese handed over to Spaniards and so it went further on to Dutch, french, British and Americans. Failures in Iraq, Afghanistan, 2008 and 2020 however expose the cracks.
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2/ An average empire lasts 250 years. Not surprisingly science and tech education is a leading indicator per
@RayDalio Maybe one of your Gov 2.0 project can help extend the tenure. Should be perused as an existential threat that it is. Also Nice read >https://www.bostonglobe.com/ideas/2011/10/28/how-long-will-america-last/CDVPtlTaX89RTsrtavVyYO/story.html …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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True, it's the variation. Like people, policies, geographies & governments - it's the variation that gives hope.
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@BillGates on@TheDailyShow reminded me of an early signal for hope: no significant rebound or worse second wave in the earliest countries -
I hope you are right.
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