Should we be Putting Scientists back on Top? French translation Winston Churchill once reportedly said “Scientists should be on tap, but not on top.” Now I do understand that nobody likes to be kept in a little box, waiting to be opened when needed … to only give a “Yes/No” answer. I also feel that…
Tag: risk management
Four Active Generations in Risk Policy
The transcript from a two-minute Risk-Monger interview rabbit hole.
Onslaught: An Activist War on Multiple Fronts
NGOs, media, law firms, government and the academe have launched an onslaught to abolish capitalism.
Precautionaria: An Affluent Disease Spread by Fear and Ignorance
Precautionaria is a debilitating disease that can be beaten.
On Imposing Behavioural Change
If you’re not like me, you need to change. We can fix you!
A Docilian Fairy Tale
Our leaders govern today with precautionary pixie dust
KeystoneCorona Conclusion: How European Leadership Failed
European precautionistas couldn’t control COVID-19 while East Asian risk managers did
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 7/10 – The Vaxolution
Will the Vaxalvation cover up our KeystoneCorona failures?
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 2/10 – Failure to Track
Many Asian countries implemented COVID-19 tracking systems. Western countries did not. Where is the pandemic under control?
The Post-COVID-19 Blueprint (Conclusion): A Risk Management Process Fit for the 21st Century
We need to rebuild risk management from the ruins of precaution
The Risk-Monger 