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The total cost of not acting is almost certainly greater than the cost of acting. It's a matter of who will bear the costs. Not acting pushes the costs off on
by LorenPechtel 4y ago
The total cost of not acting is almost certainly greater than the cost of acting. It's a matter of who will bear the costs. Not acting pushes the costs off onto others, frequently the poor. Acting requires costs to be borne by the powerful.
- jesterson 4y ago“Almost certainly” is a very subjective definition. We simply don’t know that, so it’s speculation