I totally agree. There are many fields and situations where the cost for a certain type of error is negligible or non existant. This inevitably creates a syste

I totally agree. There are many fields and situations where the cost for a certain type of error is negligible or non existant. This inevitably creates a system biased towards making gambles that end up create such errors. If for example, a case where a person is discovered to have been wrongly accused and incarcerated would trigger a very serious investigation of the specific people that were involved in that decision (judge, jury, lawyers, experts etc), the system would be much more careful with such acts.