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Probably, the better way to view these measures by various organizations is in terms of liability. Child gets sick at home, that's on the parents. Child gets
by ijidak 7y ago
Probably, the better way to view these measures by various organizations is in terms of liability.
Child gets sick at home, that's on the parents.
Child gets sick in a dorm, that's on MIT.
That might explain a lot of the drastic reactions by institutions everywhere.
You can't let yourself be accused of doing too little.
It's probably less liability for doing too much than the potential liability of doing too little.
(Disclosure: Former MIT grad, not that that should be relevant.)
- Symbiote 7y ago> Child gets sick in a dorm, that's on MIT. I'd argue that they're adults, but from the rest of this thread (not allowed to cook, not trusted to keep clean, restrictions on alcohol, without a genuine lease on their home) maybe you're right. When do American students / young people learn these things?
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