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This has far less content and fewer concrete action items than the lowest-tier Mckinsey or Accenture report. And that is setting a very low bar. The roadmap a
by bpodgursky 7y ago
This has far less content and fewer concrete action items than the lowest-tier Mckinsey or Accenture report. And that is setting a very low bar.
The roadmap appears to be "we have no idea, so we'll set un-measurable goals and pretend we've hit them, once the collateral damage of economic collapse is unbearably large"
- ajross 7y agoI think that's largely true, because no one has good answers here. All reasonable plans cannot be feasibly financed at the state level in the USA. Still, it seems like a properly framed argument like yours would need to start with "They have no plan" and then move on to... a plan. There are no good plans. At the end of the day we stay home, wait for infection rates to go down, and then spend a ton of money on testing and tracing. The other alternatives are to re-spawn the outbreak or to wait for a vaccine, both of which are even more expensive. But that plan needs to happen at the federal level, California doesn't have the money.