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> But I guess that's why it's better to avoid incentives and hope for good judgement. You don’t like incentives because they’re too grey, yet relying on “good
by landryraccoon 8y ago
> But I guess that's why it's better to avoid incentives and hope for good judgement.
You don’t like incentives because they’re too grey, yet relying on “good judgement” is clear cut? I have to disagree. Even if incentives are murky, untangling them is way easier to get consensus on than “good judgement”.
- skybrian 8y agoOn second thought, I'm not sure they're opposing alternatives. "How will this look in court" is a combination of incentives and judgement. It seems hard to simplify. I'm more wary of automatic incentives that are more easily gamed.