This was published on January 24. thelancet.com/journals/lance…
After January 24, there's no excuse. This was in the public domain.
After January 24, there's no excuse. This was in the public domain.
On January 24, I didn't know enough to realize how seriously I should take an article like this. But any half-functional government, anywhere, would have an advisor whose whole job was to stay on top of things like this.
We have whole government *agencies* devoted to "staying on top of things like this."
I presume that everyone, now--as a result of our collective crash course in epidemiology, virology, zoonotic disease, and SARS--can see how little expertise you would have needed, on Jan. 24,
I presume that everyone, now--as a result of our collective crash course in epidemiology, virology, zoonotic disease, and SARS--can see how little expertise you would have needed, on Jan. 24,
to grasp that what that article meant.
That article might have been titled, "DEFCON3."
That article might have been titled, "DEFCON3."
