Based on my outline of topics this was certainly not present in the draft outline. The first guide to all of the people is to be safe and respectful of others.
As President, the first thing to do is to assemble the most brilliant doctors and scientists to develop the right strategy for our country. Based on limited reading this did not appear to happen.
In general, I struggle with the First Amendment as it pertains to potential national emergencies. As the COVID-19 news broke there seemed to be so much misleading information in haste to get the news out. The public seems confused and that should not happen. The other negative is immediately the blame game emerged. Depending on the media source there was finger-pointing at both primary parties. I support the First Amendment, but I would welcome the opportunity to go back in time when facts and integrity were foundational to the news we receive. Despite the news source, the facts should be the facts. Speculation and sensationalism bring little value when we are facing a global problem. I am truly perplexed on how a President, Government, or Society can correct this news ship. I will have to come back to this concern in a future post.
For the past few months, I have been diligently studying resiliency as applied to software. The one primary lesson for me is that in order to get a deep understanding of an incident is we must be blameless. The term blameless seems to have become a cliche, but it is really true. COVID-19 is an international incident and the world should inspect deeply all of the things that have emerged. I thought humans were naturally resilient, but human factors are as complex as our biological chemistry. It is perplexing that many times the first thing that happens is to blame. We should form a strategy to mitigate the problem, then analyzing deeply what happened and what could change for the better.
I am puzzled by some of the human factors during this Global Incident. Specifically the panic purchasing and the hoarding of goods. This is a psyche that I do not understand. Are we truly a global "me" society and not a "we" society. I think this is the most disturbing aspect of the human factors influencing the COVID-19. As a society are we going to instrument circuit breakers for groceries similar to the stock market. I am going to have to talk with many people with varying views on this topic to better understand the psyche. I am certain I have some sort of bias, but I am confident if I needed help some of my human networks would come to aid. I hope those people who hoarded items, even fought over items, reflect on their actions.
If I were President, we would have to assemble strong business leaders to craft a strategy to help those who cannot work from home and temporarily would be without wages. I would encourage businesses to continue to pay their employees so that we can survive this Pandemic.
If I were President, I would have to thank everyone around the globe who is manning the hospitals. Everyone who has chosen to self-quarantine. All businesses that quickly took action with work from home policies to flatten the spread of this virus. All of the experts who produced consumable data and facts that make sense. All of the individuals who were disciplined and purchased what was needed.
Be kind to all!
As President, the first thing to do is to assemble the most brilliant doctors and scientists to develop the right strategy for our country. Based on limited reading this did not appear to happen.
In general, I struggle with the First Amendment as it pertains to potential national emergencies. As the COVID-19 news broke there seemed to be so much misleading information in haste to get the news out. The public seems confused and that should not happen. The other negative is immediately the blame game emerged. Depending on the media source there was finger-pointing at both primary parties. I support the First Amendment, but I would welcome the opportunity to go back in time when facts and integrity were foundational to the news we receive. Despite the news source, the facts should be the facts. Speculation and sensationalism bring little value when we are facing a global problem. I am truly perplexed on how a President, Government, or Society can correct this news ship. I will have to come back to this concern in a future post.
For the past few months, I have been diligently studying resiliency as applied to software. The one primary lesson for me is that in order to get a deep understanding of an incident is we must be blameless. The term blameless seems to have become a cliche, but it is really true. COVID-19 is an international incident and the world should inspect deeply all of the things that have emerged. I thought humans were naturally resilient, but human factors are as complex as our biological chemistry. It is perplexing that many times the first thing that happens is to blame. We should form a strategy to mitigate the problem, then analyzing deeply what happened and what could change for the better.
I am puzzled by some of the human factors during this Global Incident. Specifically the panic purchasing and the hoarding of goods. This is a psyche that I do not understand. Are we truly a global "me" society and not a "we" society. I think this is the most disturbing aspect of the human factors influencing the COVID-19. As a society are we going to instrument circuit breakers for groceries similar to the stock market. I am going to have to talk with many people with varying views on this topic to better understand the psyche. I am certain I have some sort of bias, but I am confident if I needed help some of my human networks would come to aid. I hope those people who hoarded items, even fought over items, reflect on their actions.
If I were President, we would have to assemble strong business leaders to craft a strategy to help those who cannot work from home and temporarily would be without wages. I would encourage businesses to continue to pay their employees so that we can survive this Pandemic.
If I were President, I would have to thank everyone around the globe who is manning the hospitals. Everyone who has chosen to self-quarantine. All businesses that quickly took action with work from home policies to flatten the spread of this virus. All of the experts who produced consumable data and facts that make sense. All of the individuals who were disciplined and purchased what was needed.
Be kind to all!
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