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14 Nov, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Unacceptable
Not the same. Once a group is driven out of voting it won’t have representation.
They are elected representatives. You want to override someone’s representatives. Who’s the fascist?

Fascists are denied by reacting strongly to any violation of rights / constitution, regardless of the color of the shirt of the one committing it. This is one of such.
I wonder if this “anti-fascist” knows which movement historically loved mandates and held the view that laws must be enforced even when they trespass over rights and political representation?

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15 Nov
PRE-MORTEMS

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- Imagine your team just called you in the middle of the night. Why would it be?

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POST-mortems are asked after the problem hurt you. "Why did the project fail, and what can we do better next time?"

PRE-mortems are asked before the problem occurs. "Let's imagine the project failed. What could have happened?"

With pre-mortems, you have time to react.
Pre-mortems don't have to be just negative. They can be positive too, such as: "Let's imagine that the project was wildly successful, well above our expectations. What would we have done today that made it succeed?
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Luca Dellanna Profile picture
15 Nov
PRE-MORTEMS

- Imagine your key employee just handed you his resignation letter. Why would it be?

- Imagine your team just called you in the middle of the night. Why would it be?

- Imagine your key client just passed to a competitor. Why would it be?

Luca-dellanna.com/pre-mortems
POST-mortems are asked after the problem hurt you. "Why did the project fail, and what can we do better next time?"

PRE-mortems are asked before the problem occurs. "Let's imagine the project failed. What could have happened?"

With pre-mortems, you have time to react.
Pre-mortems don't have to be just negative. They can be positive too, such as: "Let's imagine that the project was wildly successful, well above our expectations. What would we have done today that made it succeed?
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14 Nov
More indication that the vaccinated are more similarly contagious as the unvaccinated than thought (but for shorter time and, of course, less likely to be hospitalized and die)
On the one hand, similar viral load doesn’t necessarily mean similar contagiousness, and household studies have the property that rate of viral spread matters less than in other spaces.

On the other hand, one more indication that vaccines aren’t silver bullets.
(I rephrased and integrated the tweet posted 20 mins ago for completeness, ht @maintcraft)
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13 Nov
Italy seems to be planning not to accept COVID tests anymore for its Green Pass.

Terrible, because most jobs require a Green Pass.
I’m against any restriction that doesn’t focus on risk.

IMHO legislation should be agnostic as to how I’m reducing risk, whether it’s through vaccines or test + masks.
Also, I’m slightly afraid of the restrictions that can be accepted by a population of 80% of vaccinated who’s suggested, “restrict the unvaccinated more or lockdown again”.

Hence the importance to talk in terms of risk, not vaccine.
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12 Nov
I’ve checked a few of the studies reviewed. Most are in households.

Face masks, which *reduce* and *slow down* air flow without *stopping* it, are least effective with long exposure times, such as households.

That doesn’t mean that they’re ineffective eg at the supermarket.
Some red flags from some of the studies:
- “non-fit mask were used”
- “participants lived in university residence halls” – unless they wore masks also during dinner, transmission could have occurred then
This review is bullshit. It’s like studying whether car brakes work and including incidents where the driver was using his phone and didn’t brake
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11 Nov
OTOH, yes, absolutely.

OTOH, wouldn’t it be nice if subjects were something that has more chances of being practically useful than for 1% of the attendance?
(I understand the idea of using proxies to compare Education, but I’m not sure that it justifies using bad proxies.)
OTOH, one argument is, yes, but how can I know that you, young Luca, will be the one using trigonometry in your adult life? We shall teach everyone

OTOH, the opportunity cost is huge, there’s much more which could be taught first. And the externality 👇

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