definitely a fascinating insight, thank you. it is worth thinking more deeply about how insurance mediates justice. Having personally been in an accident a wh

definitely a fascinating insight, thank you. it is worth thinking more deeply about how insurance mediates justice. Having personally been in an accident a while back, I feel a sense of justice from the person who struck my car, at least with respect to the finding of their fault via police investigation. I wonder how that changes if there were no driver responsible. My sense of justice in this case arises from my belief that the other driver has confronted their mistake to a sufficient degree that it will improve their behavior to the standard I approve. I believe with a corporation's software having caused damage, I would have little confidence that the damage they had inflicted would confront the corporation in such a way that it would improve its behavior. (Obvious anecdata from an emotionally-biased POV, but still worth it just to practice thinking about it!)