Humility is not a dominant personality trait among Australian state leaders and health bureaucrats.
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s rush to advise further mask-wearing yesterday, in the face of medical uncertainty surrounding the high number of non-Covid excess deaths, is proof that modesty has not been learned from previous pandemic response missteps.
Nobody ‘crunches numbers’ better than the Australian Actuaries Institute.
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