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Disposable shortages

To reuse the mask or not

The cost of single use

Risk has three parts: The odds you will get hit, the average consequences of getting hit, and the tail-end consequences of getting hit.

The odds of the masks spreading the virus vs the infections that could expound.

Do Riches mean endless food at the party or endless masks on a rainy day?

What money cant buy? Extreme preparedness for all. Efficiency all the time.

We teach our children the mathematics of certainty—geometry and trigonometry—but not the mathematics of uncertainty, statistical thinking.

How many doctors?

Increase the pool of doctors

How many masks?

Donations from Dentistschurches

Atleast enough for the frontline. This sounds like cricket where we need to take care of our best batsmen and bowlers.

How many ventilators?

Dyson Building 15000 new ventilators to fight covid-19

How many ICUS?

The best Number of beds per 100000 people is 68.

How many kits?

 Is Centralized Diagnostic system efficient for massive testing? Match 120000 per week.

Ideally 328 million (need the right census) or sometimes multiples.

Going forward we need innovation for cases like this, where durability is needed. Imagine a Tesla style software updateable testing kit. Which is the route? Cost of Diagnosis vs Cost of Cure? With the amount of data that there is, can vulnerable populations be prioritised for checking?

100000 can be taken care of

How all the social distancing helps

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