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You're assuming there aren't any other problem labs that haven't or won't be discovered. How expensive are these tests? How much of the police's budget is it?
by sbov 9y ago
You're assuming there aren't any other problem labs that haven't or won't be discovered. How expensive are these tests? How much of the police's budget is it? Surely you know these things if you are talking return on investment, because you must know these things to actually know what your return on investment is.
25 years is a long time to be improperly ripping apart families. Is there a point at which it becomes a problem? Death tardily solves all your problems after only 80 years, so I assume somewhere between 25 and 80.
- darkerside 9y agoI'm not saying it isn't a problem, only that we need to pick and choose where our dollars go. Is this really a better investment than, say, increased funding for public broadcast programming that might discover this kind of thing in a less directed way? That way you don't end up with yet another obsolete program hanging around costing money when this problem is no longer relevant. And I think the onus is on the suggester to provide data to prove ROI.