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I agree in general I agree, but sometimes speed can be of the essence. Unfortunately no country on earth was in a rush to stop the spread early on. So much coul
by prox 7y ago
I agree in general I agree, but sometimes speed can be of the essence. Unfortunately no country on earth was in a rush to stop the spread early on. So much could’ve been done in the early fase if a national and international response would’ve been coherent.
- Hermel 7y agoWhat about Taiwan? We could have learned a lot from them, but WHO chose to ignore their advice for political reasons. Also, I generally think local decision-taking is faster than centralized decision-taking. So if speed is important, you should try to decentralize power and allow local governments to act on their own.
- senderista 7y agoShhhh. Taiwan doesn't exist. At least the leading international public health organization thinks so, and who am I to argue?