Just like all things health care and medicine, you have to understand that with our culture especially, the public speech or policy, or advice to a patient, will ALWAYS err on the side of caution. This isn’t all bad, when it is an individual case that is lost in the mix of averages, but in the scope of PUBLIC POLICY, it can be very bad. And that’s what we are seeing. It doesn’t matter that we shut down the whole economy, if there’s the slightest chance of “saving” people (quotes emphasized), we should let our emotions, and other people’s money,… Read more »
debtsor
6 years ago
Jelly Belly still whining about not getting what he demanded from the federal government. He’s got people working the phones. Working the phones, good stuff Jelly Belly! Working the phones to get us products!
And then he is chiding Trump for not nationalizing factories to make PPE.
And the death rate is now .93%. It went up again! (12/1285).
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Just like all things health care and medicine, you have to understand that with our culture especially, the public speech or policy, or advice to a patient, will ALWAYS err on the side of caution. This isn’t all bad, when it is an individual case that is lost in the mix of averages, but in the scope of PUBLIC POLICY, it can be very bad. And that’s what we are seeing. It doesn’t matter that we shut down the whole economy, if there’s the slightest chance of “saving” people (quotes emphasized), we should let our emotions, and other people’s money,… Read more »
Jelly Belly still whining about not getting what he demanded from the federal government. He’s got people working the phones. Working the phones, good stuff Jelly Belly! Working the phones to get us products!
And then he is chiding Trump for not nationalizing factories to make PPE.
And the death rate is now .93%. It went up again! (12/1285).