I really like this description and it resonates with me. +1 to “I hope we don’t lose you at the 4th step” :)
It’s so desperately sad to have uncertainty about extremely important things, and yet we still need to choose how to act. It feels very productive to discuss where to allocate marginal resources between “reduce our uncertainty further” and “take the best step according to our current evidence base”, and I’m glad to see it being discussed.
I really like this description and it resonates with me. +1 to “I hope we don’t lose you at the 4th step” :)
It’s so desperately sad to have uncertainty about extremely important things, and yet we still need to choose how to act. It feels very productive to discuss where to allocate marginal resources between “reduce our uncertainty further” and “take the best step according to our current evidence base”, and I’m glad to see it being discussed.