The perfect the enemy of the good is the adverse impact it is likely to have and produce during a future pandemic
Bill Huizenga: “The perfect the enemy of the good is the adverse impact it is likely to have and produce during a future pandemic”
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Huizenga emphasizes the risks of inaction during pandemics due to political disagreements.
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