You can’t eliminate uncertainty — but you can prevent it from paralyzing you
At the time of this writing, there is no consensus about how COVID started. My colleagues and I tried to harness that uncertainty as a strength. Rather than waiting for certainty to arrive, we began acting in its absence. Not knowing the origins of COVID meant we were forced — as we readied the country and world for future unknown threats — to make ourselves safer from all potential causes:…
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