“Sometimes the best course of action is to wait and see and say “I don’t know.””
Glad the war analogies were brought up.FIREshrink
Growing accustomed to Fear is actually valid. Just saying guns seem useless with Covid. People adapt to the “new normal”.
https://awealthofcommonsense.com/202...tomed-to-fear/
Ben is a much better writer than I. Each person is now reacting according to their own personal experience.
The war analogies don’t work anymore.
For this particular variant, zero actionable advice so far. Communication a potential threat is wise. You have governments taking action based on what? The fear factor or politics without a basis in science.
One “expert” declared that “he represents science”.
Any criticism of him is an attack on science.
Nothing actionable there either. In more recent history, nuclear threats are examples. That would lead to dusting off the air raid drills (school kids getting under the desk).
It really doesn't matter the examples used. Each individual is reacting from their own perspective and likely not changing their perspective.
Glad the war analogies were brought up.FIREshrink
Growing accustomed to Fear is actually valid. Just saying guns seem useless with Covid. People adapt to the “new normal”.
https://awealthofcommonsense.com/202...tomed-to-fear/
Ben is a much better writer than I. Each person is now reacting according to their own personal experience.
The war analogies don’t work anymore.
For this particular variant, zero actionable advice so far. Communication a potential threat is wise. You have governments taking action based on what? The fear factor or politics without a basis in science.
One “expert” declared that “he represents science”.
Any criticism of him is an attack on science.
Nothing actionable there either. In more recent history, nuclear threats are examples. That would lead to dusting off the air raid drills (school kids getting under the desk).
It really doesn't matter the examples used. Each individual is reacting from their own perspective and likely not changing their perspective.
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