COVID-19 is a classic example of radical uncertainty. We knew that pandemics were likely but we did not know enough to attach a probability to an event such as “a virus will emerge from Wuhan in China in December 2019”. We do not know what the future will hold.
COVID-19 is a classic example of radical uncertainty. We knew that pandemics were likely but we did not know enough to attach a probability to an event such as “a virus will emerge from Wuhan in China in December 2019”. We do not know what the future will hold.
