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Do we then close emergency rooms? If no, then where are there people who work in the ER overnight going to to shop or get lunch? What about the poor saps who re
by ianai 4y ago
Do we then close emergency rooms? If no, then where are there people who work in the ER overnight going to to shop or get lunch? What about the poor saps who really can’t sleep and be wakeful at the same daylight hours as the rest of us? How about officers and fire departments? Lots of things that need to be managed don’t conform to timeframes.
I sort of agree on your premise, but it’s not a clear cut path.
- captainbland 4y agoI sure hope not. I'm not going to be able to come up with specific policy prescriptions that satisfy every outcome personally. I think it's a case of setting the goal, evaluating individual policies that move towards it, assessing the risks and then trialling them - rolling out the ones that seem to work and discarding those that have unacceptable issues. You can't necessarily do everything that satisfies an aim but you can make big moves in that direction and still get most of the benefit.