If you only get advice from one scientific field, are your decisions sound?
Category: Precautionary Principle
The Farce of the Conference on the Future of Europe
Europe is embarking on a futile process to legitimise bad ideas
The “Top Ten Good Things about COVID-19” Revisited
COVID-19 was valuable to prepare for a serious crisis. One year on, we are really unprepared.
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 9/10 – The Over-Promise of Normalisation
“Normal” isn’t coming back…so why are we denormalising the disruptors?
On Sheep and Wolves
I train wolves for a living. I’m proud of my work.
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 8/10 – The Lockdown Blinders
People with blinders on fail to see their failures.
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 7/10 – The Vaxolution
Will the Vaxalvation cover up our KeystoneCorona failures?
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 6/10 – The Docilian Promise
Docilians were promised precaution would keep them 100% safe
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 5/10 – The Perversion of Precaution
Reliance on precaution left Western countries completely unprepared to manage the pandemic risks.
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 4/10 – Leading by Righteousness
Should leaders rely on virtue or management skills? What if a pandemic strikes?
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 3/10 – No Risk Management Strategy
What would have happened if Western authorities had implemented basic COVID-19 risk management measures?
The Top Ten KeystoneCorona Moments of 2020: Part 1/10 – Risk Aversion
Western risk managers resemble the Keystone Kops in how they protect the public from COVID-19