One year ago. There was, of course, significant evidence. (Healthcare workers in Wuhan who had never been to the market were falling sick). It was covered up. Taiwan didn’t believe it and responded quickly with masks, gathering & travel restrictions. They have concerts there now.https://twitter.com/chicoharlan/status/1344655021883985920 …
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In truth though, I am sure Taiwan does 100% opposite of whatever China suggests...
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Heh. I have somewhere a very detailed timeline of Taiwan's response from January 1st on. It's incredible. They were ready, ready, ready.
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What do you think about the risk of virus resistance if the second dose is delayed?
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Much more concerned about our response: locking down healthy people, closing schools, fearing and shaming. We can’t always stop a crisis but we can control how we respond it, preferably by being rational and that hasn’t happened at all.
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Let's try again with the multiple thoughts part?
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Not to defend the PRC, but didn't they release the C19 genome on January 11? Maybe December 2019 was lost ...
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No, their scientists did (and got banned for it) and they covered-up human-to-human transmission (which is what people need to know to realize they have to respond and how) until January 20th.
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In terms of the cover up and losing January, what percent of that is China’s fault and what percent of it is the West’s fault for underfunding and ignoring pandemic preparation? (including detection of national security threats)?
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