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That is argument for universal inaction. There is always more research that can be done to study potential outcomes, but eventually action needs to be taken.
by slg 5y ago
That is argument for universal inaction. There is always more research that can be done to study potential outcomes, but eventually action needs to be taken.
We are staring at a house fire and at a certain point we need to stop debating the potential water damage and turn on the hoses or the entire house will burn down.
- RandomLensman 5y agoMy point is that moral outrage is a dangerous policy vehicle. And in this particular situation I am concerned that we might be looking at the wrong fire - to stay in your picture.