summarise www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/fr..., then summarise specifically the planning assumptions, then rewrite the planning assumptions based on updated knowledge about aerosol transmission and for a wide range of severity scenarios

Summarise www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publicati..., then summarise specifically the planning assumptions, then rewrite the planning assumptions based on updated knowledge about aerosol transmission and for a wide range of severity scenarios

Summarise www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/publicati..., then summarise specifically the planning assumptions, then rewrite the planning assumptions based on updated knowledge about aerosol transmission and for a wide range of severity scenarios

summarise www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/fr..., then summarise specifically the planning assumptions, then rewrite the planning assumptions based on updated knowledge about aerosol transmission and for a wide range of severity scenarios

Appropedia.org has 2 books: rain and sun. www.appropedia.org/To_Catch_the... and www.appropedia.org/To_Catch_the... (Also, maybe, resiliencemaps.org -> FluSCIM.)

6. This is why I always think of viruses, for example, as molecular sharks. They just 'want' one thing: to replicate. As such, their mutation and subsequent adaptation will always be aimed towards that goal. It goes without saying that none of our beliefs as humans changes that.

11. These three factors: lack of triggering the human disgust mechanism, inability to be generalised, and lack of widespread understanding of sequelae of infection all contribute to the societal denial of the dangers of Covid-19.

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So having ways to bring more of us to our senses looks important. I'm half starting to see how SCIM could become a more useful ingredient by finding how to integrate all the different elements that actually play out in a real crisis. If knifes & handles works, some people need specialised handles.

I've never been in a #H5N1BadSoonScenario, one where there's asymptomatic transmission that kills a % of the young. But I can imagine that the level of emotional-cognitive disfunction would be higher than say, has been and is still with COVID. Panic includes jumping from high windows... or freezing.

Will definitely include that in a SCIM leaflet! This is not for replacing but for complementing, as an extra quick and dirty tool for making sure we cover the basics. SCIM becoming an element of the ecosystem - without being diluted*. (*Happened with thinking hats. "Yeah, we know." Power missed.)

That's what I see and like in SCIM: that it's a simple language for cutting through the noise in VUCA situations: train carries food before pianos. If piano teachers need food, they get food first, pianos later. (They can also teach whistling.)

Emergent change agents... and I also heard about the "disabled" POV, in that it makes everyone else safer, by not assuming everyone can run. (Most of us are not Rambo.)

Important again, to see SCIM as being in competition/collaboration with other elements of the response. Ideally, in my mind, it would be a mini-language for doing part of what needs to be done: make sure we have clarity on surviving the crisis. The needs-then-systems mindset may be extended later.