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The hit to in-flight productivity will be enormous. Then again, this falls into the same 'collateral damage' category as speed bumps - saves lives but also sho
by rodionos 9y ago
The hit to in-flight productivity will be enormous.
Then again, this falls into the same 'collateral damage' category as speed bumps - saves lives but also shortens lives with air and noise pollution, interferes with paramedics, increases commute time etc.
- joekrill 9y agoExcept we have studies showing that speed bumps actually do save lives. There's nothing indicating that this ban would prevent bombs on planes in any meaningful way.
- rodionos 9y agoI'm for speed bumps, but the equation is life years saved minus years taken. The subtraction part comes from shorter life spans due to increased air pollution, from deaths caused by speed bumps, from emergency vehicles having to drive slower in time-critical situations etc.