So when his predictions of the future fail, he then starts to adopt the "Captain Hindsight" persona, where he looks backwards, knowing what we know now, and tries to point out things that we should have done differently. When we look back in hindsight, there are undoubtedly going to be things that we could have done differently. We make the best decisions that we can make at the time with the evidence and the information that's available at the time. Chris Bishop's crystal ball today said that we should have just bought enough Pfizer to vaccinate everybody right from the beginning, despite the fact that the Opposition at the time were claiming that we should have put all of our eggs in the AstraZeneca basket. I recall answering questions in the House about why we hadn't and why we were too slow in doing that. That was their ultimate answer. 