Germany got it right secondarily, but with pretty significant restrictions; every other large European country failed. Trump's not an outlier until summer.
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I don't think immunity is the whole story. I think this is complicated. And I think you've done amazing work identifying policy interventions that work. But I also think you are discounting the challenges of getting the public to do something about a threat that seems remote.
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I think we'll perform way better in the next pandemic, if, God forbid, we have such a thing. Just as Asia is performing better than it did in the face of SARS I.
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Culture? South Korea overthrew a government in the streets, we never do anything like that. Hong Kong spent last year engulfed in unrest.
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They went through SARS. People take it seriously. People will take the next pandemic seriously here, too.
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Are people still arguing that anyone in the developing world who did well must have fluked it? Nobody who has spent these past nine months in Vietnam can doubt that excellent progress is down to anything other than an incredible united effort.
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Wasn't the western experience from SARS watching a few Asian countries successfully suppress it before it was here in large numbers? Complacency about protocols here because they were really good at controlling SARS near the source was in keeping with that experience.
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