Standing up to one’s mistakes. We need more of those. But the society needs to understand the immense amount of pressure on these folks - to be right every single time
It's impressive how openly Anders Tegnell admits the mistakes he made. It's hard to imagine most other countries' public health officials being so candid.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-52903717 …
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Very Swedish
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It would be even more impressive if he resigned after admitting total failure. But no, he will never resign.
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He is near the age of retirement , no need to resign , he is soon to retire
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It's even hard to imagine people on Twitter admitting they were wrong. It would be a better world if we all could admit our mistakes more often myself included.
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That's too bad. We've just gone all in on herd immunity over the past week or so.
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I can’t find anything to be impressed by. His stubbornness and arrogance in the face of the overwhelming prevailing epidemiological wisdom has cost lives and he must be held to account
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But don't you think Tegnell hasn't really learned from his mistake? He still says "we now know what to do next time". But loses the point... situation will not be same next time. Holes will be different. Long tail will simply hit elsewhere
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He is nearly 65 which means there will not be next time for him.
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