Probably an unanswerable question but worth trying to get at an answer. What should we learn from this pandemic in order to get ready for the next one? Not so easy.https://twitter.com/RogueRad/status/1304060895044292611 …
What Taiwan et al learned from SARS. E.g. to react quickly, to wear masks.
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It's time to really appreciate that people, as a global population, disperse themselves at a blinding rate. Viruses with large asymptomatic spreads are not the insidious entity, it is the host with unlimited range to appear anywhere in the world within the life of the infection.
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How about making our economy more anti-fragile? For example by allowing for "less efficient" supply chains. Imho there's a lot of market interference which incentives "consultants" to over-engineer efficiency which leaves us unprepared.
@nntaleb has a lot to say on that - Show replies
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More than that 1. Screen entrance of schools transport work shops) for symptoms/fever + send failures home. inb4 medicos saying not valid **Value of information** 2. Ignore WHO advice. 3. Close borders, strict quarantine 4. Masks 5. Close high risk businesses: hostess bars.
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