What are plausible explanations for early “vaccination rollout” authorities’ communications having been so aggressively wrongheaded, to hinder the use of about-to-expire doses?
Extreme risk-aversion, poor incentives to be right, a true values function which does not actually reflect the one we expect them to have, and extreme undercompetence in areas that we expect competence.
What are plausible explanations for early “vaccination rollout” authorities’ communications having been so aggressively wrongheaded, to hinder the use of about-to-expire doses?
Extreme risk-aversion, poor incentives to be right, a true values function which does not actually reflect the one we expect them to have, and extreme undercompetence in areas that we expect competence.
(this question is just a rephrasing of the “existence of the other kind of oversight” one, so please don’t answer both.)