Weird potential idea: competence tourism. E.g. Goldman Sachs has a bunch of people who really need to work in an office together. They can't in the US because of the coronavirus. So instead they all go and work for a while in a country where they can, like Taiwan.
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And competent Taiwan will either bar them from entry or put them under strict quarantine, separately, for 14 days. So unless it's a long term project, it's probably not worth it.
They are already quarantined separately in the US. So switching countries would put a 14 day bound on what is currently unbounded.
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Why not *competence borrowed* where they can onboard the best available on a humanIPO model... to fill immediate gaps from their own country (at least country borders are addressed).
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But, by definition, they are coming from an incompetent country. So, the promise of quarantine in the US doesn't hold any weight. So, Taiwan, being competent, will and should definitely ban entry.
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If I arrive in Taiwan now, I can't work together with colleagues in an office for 14 days. If I stay in the US, I also can't work with colleagues in an office for 14 days, and probably a good deal longer.
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