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by pldr2244
2280 days ago
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Consider this: To date, have you observed any other countries and governments undertesting? And if so, was it for reasons other than the Olympics? That gives you a baseline of disincentives to report. Now extend:
- what would the cost (financial, reputational, etc) be to Japan the government if the Olympics do not go ahead?
- might there be other disincentives for Japan to undertest relative to its neighbours? Also recall, in some cases a little bit of disincentive mixed with poor planning/incompetence leads to a lot of unplanned underreporting :) The trick in all cases is to look for a metric that governments have not thought to obscure/or cannot control that strongly signal the thing you’re trying to verify. |
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