you meant 'voluntarily' I think. The other good question is how many of these table top simulations there are. If there are hundreds of the things, then that they get it right could just be chance, or rather whatever happens, they have a simulation to pull out as a match. This wouldn't be a bad feature of an organisation that is tryin…
you meant 'voluntarily' I think. The other good question is how many of these table top simulations there are. If there are hundreds of the things, then that they get it right could just be chance, or rather whatever happens, they have a simulation to pull out as a match. This wouldn't be a bad feature of an organisation that is trying to be prepared for whatever happens. I just don't know if this is what is going on.
Oddly enough, the only ones immediately followed by an event were COVID & Monkeypox.
Not only we’re not other simulations not followed by a real pandemic of the same pathogen as in the simulation, but there weren’t any pandemics at all.
you meant 'voluntarily' I think. The other good question is how many of these table top simulations there are. If there are hundreds of the things, then that they get it right could just be chance, or rather whatever happens, they have a simulation to pull out as a match. This wouldn't be a bad feature of an organisation that is trying to be prepared for whatever happens. I just don't know if this is what is going on.
Around 10 over 25years.
Oddly enough, the only ones immediately followed by an event were COVID & Monkeypox.
Not only we’re not other simulations not followed by a real pandemic of the same pathogen as in the simulation, but there weren’t any pandemics at all.
I don’t think they actually occur.