Will it still be able to charge a premium for its vaunted “spaceflight expertise”?
Boeing had been riding on its laurels for too long a time. As I noted in the book, companies don’t have experience; people do. With Gerst gone, there’s a new sheriff in town at NASA.
The burden of proof should be on those who want to reimpose them.
This is a nice story amidst the other news: Returning one of the last B-17s to flight.
…seems to be at least somewhat effective.
If we can find what works for treatment, and only isolate the most vulnerable, that’s the best path forward to re-open the economy in the absence of a vaccine.
[Update a while later]
Time to dump epidemic models? All models are wrong, some are useful, but it’s not clear that these have been, though they’ve certainly been used to implement policies that a lot of people wanted to implement before the pandemic.
[Bumped]
The country’s in the very best of hands.
You’d have to be pretty Trump deranged to blame this on Trump.
No, it’s not going to be easy. Some things will be changed permanently.
[Update at noon]
Six things we’ve learned so far. The sixth is probably the most important. People are going to try to take advantage of this to do what they’ve always wanted to do.
I wonder if this means that we could sterilize with UV lamps?
Has Wolfram found one?
Haven’t read this yet, but I’m looking forward to it.
…were flawed and misleading.
As with climate, models are not science.