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I think your comparison is off. First, I believe seatbelts are relatively straightforward to manufacture, and so no one small company is likely to make a profit
by oaktrout 5y ago
I think your comparison is off. First, I believe seatbelts are relatively straightforward to manufacture, and so no one small company is likely to make a profit from their manufacturing in a monopolistic anti-competitive manner, hence no racket. Compare to breathalyzers, which are more complex and require complex certification which would likely be gamed by the senator and family member.
Nobody is complaining of nepotism around child safety seals on medication.
- scotty79 5y ago> Nobody is complaining of nepotism around child safety seals on medication. If there's nepotism there then people should complain. Not about the seals. Just nepotism. > Compare to breathalyzers, which are more complex and require complex certification ... Sure. That's we don't have them yet. But if you could detect drunk driver with few dollars worth of camera and chip running some NN. Then ballance would change.