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There’s a natural consequence that would immediately solve this problem. If you are not a donator, then you can’t receive either (or at least you go to the bac
by gregwebs 4y ago
There’s a natural consequence that would immediately solve this problem.
If you are not a donator, then you can’t receive either (or at least you go to the back of the line).
Such a system would probably cure your laziness but you would probably have to switch to opt in default when implementing this system.
- lazyasciiart 4y agoI can’t donate organs due to a chronic health issue. Now that disqualifies me from the medical treatment I am more likely to need? As a sort of reverse of your proposal, in the US (and I think elsewhere) if you volunteer as a living donor, you are at the front of the line if you ever need an organ. And, this privilege is somewhat transferable to a person of your choice.
- D13Fd 4y agoSolution seems easy - make it so that you can register regardless of whether your organs are usable in practice.
- lazyasciiart 4y agoThen everyone who needs an organ would register. So now you need to say this benefit is only available too far in the future to affect the calculation - and you don’t influence the healthy people either.