LogFAQs > #948879912

red has a lot of faith in the general principle of "throw money at it until it works."

SEP doesn't believe it's gonna work on distribution because... well, it hasn't and there's little reason to believe a biden administration will change that much. red's presumption ultimately ends up being that this belief is significantly wrong and that you'll see major changes occur that magically fixes this to be a little behind instead of a lot behind (e.g., things are more streamlined because money thrown that way).

me, i've already gone on record in here in saying that supply side will be fucked and distribution lines will be fucked. i'll fully expect to see distribution mostly catch up to supply in a few (let's go with... 4-6?) months - with notable pitfalls and failures - but both will be cases where the facts documented in November and December were put to the side in favor of claims made by companies and officials instead, aka, words over reality. basically, the sooner it's accepted that the timetable is off by at least half, the better. for what that means: instead of first responders and elderly done in March, it's June; instead of vaccines being available in June for masses, it's December.

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