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The comment I replied to said that the various ways this technology/regulation could have harmful effects were theoretical "what if" scenarios. I pointed out th
by 87329868723 5y ago
The comment I replied to said that the various ways this technology/regulation could have harmful effects were theoretical "what if" scenarios. I pointed out that the ways it could have beneficial effects are also theoretical "what if" scenarios. I'm not saying that people dying because of drunk driving is "what if", I'm saying that this technology/regulation preventing drunk driving is just as much of a "what if" as it doing anything else. Just because something is advertised as having certain effects by its proponents doesn't mean it actually has those effects.
- user-the-name 5y ago>I pointed out that the ways it could have beneficial effects are also theoretical "what if" scenarios. It is not, because the technology exists, and it works. Unless you are doubting that it actually works, which you seem reluctant to commit to.
- mike741 5y agothere are multiple comments in this thread attesting to the fact that these detection systems often don't work.