I tend to agree. Not a spiritual religion, of course, but faith.
Faith in the fact that "we do things the way we do here" for a reason – even when it's uncomfortable in the short term, because it's worth it in the long-term.
(example in the next tweet)
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Faith in the fact that "we do things the way we do here" for a reason – even when it's uncomfortable in the short term, because it's worth it in the long-term.
(example in the next tweet)
1/2
https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1338668052804616192
2/ Example: we value ethics so much that we punish everyone who breaks ethical rules,
*even if he's a star performer*, because we know that even though risking of upsetting him would be a setback, it's worth it in the long run. The alternative is degeneration.
*even if he's a star performer*, because we know that even though risking of upsetting him would be a setback, it's worth it in the long run. The alternative is degeneration.
3/ To clarify: what I mean here is not that any country that does as Sweden did would end up badly.
I’m saying that both the Swedish outcome and the Italian one are possible, and one should consider both possibilities and act accordingly, rather than choosing to ignore either.
I’m saying that both the Swedish outcome and the Italian one are possible, and one should consider both possibilities and act accordingly, rather than choosing to ignore either.
https://twitter.com/dellannaluca/status/1338800401311821825
4/ For example, when considering whether to copy/paste any COVID response, considerations such as “how much virus there’s in the country” should be explicit.
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