Maybe the bias should be we should take public health seriously, and if it costs some corporations some money for no improvement, that isn't actually the worst

Maybe the bias should be we should take public health seriously, and if it costs some corporations some money for no improvement, that isn't actually the worst thing in the world. Something like regulations to reduce lead in the air could be the biggest material improvement in people's lives since we eliminated lead from paint and gas. Bigger than any improvements we've made in education directly. But rules like these just get in the way.