> They do have plans. I don't know that they do, and I see no indication that they do. Uncertainty and confusion are very different things. The article talks a

> They do have plans. I don't know that they do, and I see no indication that they do. Uncertainty and confusion are very different things. The article talks about confusion, not plans (thought I might have skimmed past that) and adjustments. Experienced NIH personnel should know exactly what is possible, what possible counter-measures are, and have prepared and prepared others for them. They should be organized and prepared.