it's the clearest articulation of what's sick in the interdisciplinarity of One Health that I've been able to do, and also, I don't think essentially any of my colleagues are going to like it. but sometimes you write something that's meant to radicalize like, three grad students max

i don't think it's specific to One Health though - you can never finish integrating disciplines (unless their separation at all becomes your final enemy), so if you found a movement on interdisciplinary integration rather than a clear policy endpoint, and it keeps going 20 years... yeah!