I assume that most people are imagining eradication plans using [something close to current tools], and see solving the required coordination problems as a non-starter in that context.
I think that for eradication to be a realistic prospect you’d need a plan which a country could implement unilaterally with significant chance of long-term success. That seems to require new tools. I don’t have a good sense of the odds of finding such tools, or the costs involved (either in research or implementation).
It would still be nice to see some informed discussion exploring the possibilities.
I assume that most people are imagining eradication plans using [something close to current tools], and see solving the required coordination problems as a non-starter in that context.
I think that for eradication to be a realistic prospect you’d need a plan which a country could implement unilaterally with significant chance of long-term success. That seems to require new tools. I don’t have a good sense of the odds of finding such tools, or the costs involved (either in research or implementation).
It would still be nice to see some informed discussion exploring the possibilities.