Yeh, he probably does that a bit too much but I don't blame him for doing

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Apr 6, 2020
10:05:52am

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that because of his previous article several weeks ago.

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Another great article from the guy who wrote the Science 2.0 on risk management

CSoul

4/6/20 9:11am

Awesome line: "The naturopaths and activists were marketing luxury fears the

boogers

4/6/20 9:14am

"The precautionary principle is not a risk management tool – it is simply uncertainty management. "

Indy Coug

4/6/20 9:14am

was about to post this line too.

boogers

4/6/20 9:16am

Does anyone have a link to the original article?

crack

4/6/20 9:17am

Here

CSoul

4/6/20 9:22am

Thank you very much.

crack

4/6/20 11:25am

This article is killing me! There's plenty of fodder here to run Trump

boogers

4/6/20 9:27am

More: "expedient stain remover for cowardly policymakers pushed into a corner"

boogers

4/6/20 9:33am

Very interesting article. Thanks.

dilbert

4/6/20 9:49am

We also had leaders at every level paralyzed at the fear making a wrong decision or not doing enough. So they deferred

SpiffCoug

4/6/20 9:57am

Some governors waited but some were leading the way before the president.

greatbam

4/6/20 5:15pm

Tedious but important article

ColoSpgs

4/6/20 10:01am

Yeh, he probably does that a bit too much but I don't blame him for doing

CSoul

4/6/20 10:05am

SMH....this applies sound risk management principles to what many of us have speculated happened...Nothing!

Bonoman

4/6/20 10:04am

Someone oncel promised that that he'd make sure nobody suffered or was lost.

CoogsWin

4/6/20 4:07pm

RE: Someone oncel promised that that he'd make sure nobody suffered or was lost.

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