As the saying goes, “I am not a doctor, but I …” [choose one]

  • Play one on TV.
  • Slept at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
  • Know what my grandmother did to treat a cold.

I can’t say any of those, so all I am left with right now is a simple question:

Should we be taking bigger actions in regard to the coronavirus?

It seems that the answer for many is still “No.”

  • I read where the high school Sweet 16 tournaments are going to go on with regular crowds; no plan to play the games in empty gyms.
  • Same for college games – big games, big crowds.
  • Meetings, conferences, trips – most are going forward, and new ones being planned.

Are the people in charge of these things being foolhardy? I don’t know. But I wonder.

What I DO know is that it’s time — past time, actually — to start asking these questions.

And if the leaders of organizations you belong to aren’t thinking about these things, then YOU need to ask the questions.

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