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Also, efficiency depends on how many persons can be tested. If it's 10000 a day, in my country, it's about 1/500 th of the population a day... If it's enough to
by wiz21c 7y ago
Also, efficiency depends on how many persons can be tested. If it's 10000 a day, in my country, it's about 1/500 th of the population a day... If it's enough to test say 1/10 of the population to have some results, this will take 1-2 months...
I have the impression that all of this is forced upon us as to make us believe that it is safe to get back to work ASAP. Wouldn't it be better to just wait ? (I'm not interested in the economical debate : this will invariably lead to compromises such as how many victims can we afford to keep the economy going ? (nobody will tell it that way, but in the end that's the truth behind those arguments))
- therealdrag0 7y agoFWIW, I’ll “tell it that way”. I think it’s a interesting topic. And a real one manifest in our actions all the time. There is a real cost to life and trade offs.
- wiz21c 7y agoI'd say that's the pragmatist versus idealist debate. I'm on the latter side :-)
- therealdrag0 7y agoWell if we were hanging out in person it’d be fun to hash this out :)