Now...apply it to the UCP's dangerous return to school plan.
"the AB government, A CULTIVATOR OF FRAGILITY, has no idea how to deal with volatility other than losing big"
thetyee.ca/Analysis/2020/…
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"Nicholas Nassim Taleb, North America’s great philosopher of risk, has long argued that wise and prudent investors must understand the dangers of volatility. ...
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“When you wake up in the morning, you need to be protected from mistakes in order to survive,” he explains. “You also need to be positioned in a way that if you lose, you lose small. ...
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Now...from Andrew Nikiforuk in the @thetyee article —
"Based on AIMCo’s document and the government’s report on the rainy-day fund, the Alberta government, a cultivator of fragility, ...
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Losers, in other words, are running the province. They vow to continue to invest more of other people’s money in oil and gas projects. Will the returns continue to be “unsatisfactory” ...
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Taleb: Risk so you survive. If you risk big, make sure you win.
Nikiforuk: The UCP has no idea how to deal with risk. They have an indisputable losing track record. More calamity is to come.
Losers are in charge in AB.
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They're in charge of Alberta's dangerous return to school plan.
We know their BIG RISK plan to open all schools province-wide as near-normal is for the sake of the economy.
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We can't lose big...or even afford to lose small.
The lives and well-being of students, staff, and families are at stake.
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It won't work.
Neither will passing the buck, @jkenney. We see you.
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Don't wait for September.
Don't wait for the first day.
See @alberta_moms for the plan.
See @endCOVID19 for the plan.