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It is not feasible for an individual to stay maximally informed on all things. The perfect is the enemy of the good.
by oneoff786 4y ago
It is not feasible for an individual to stay maximally informed on all things. The perfect is the enemy of the good.
- aunty_helen 4y agoThank you for invalidating any point you tried to make. My point, why worry about shipping when everything it’s transporting follows the same lax safety laws. First world society is largely supported on the backs of third world countries full of people working their arses off for little pay and no opportunity for betterment. Slave children can mine the minerals in the electronics, slave labor can assemble them but by god, if a boat docks port with any crew that are unfairly treated!
- tablespoon 4y agoYour whole comment is an example of letting the perfect be the enemy of the good, which is surprising because the GP literally brought that concept up. If you have to solve all problems to solve any problems, you'll solve no problems.
- nobodyandproud 4y ago> It is not feasible for an individual to stay maximally informed on all things. The perfect is the enemy of the good. You don’t have to be maximally informed. What you haven’t convinced anyone is whether it’s at all possible for anyone to reasonably informed, to make enforcement possible. What does it take to even uncover questionable labor and practices? Can it be done without violating sovereignty? If not, should we? The consequences of an unenforceable law is worse than useless.