Ah, I see, so any kind of improvement to society is bad? is that what your asserting? should we remove all public health interventions, like sewers, drinking w

Ah, I see, so any kind of improvement to society is bad? is that what your asserting? should we remove all public health interventions, like sewers, drinking water standard, seat belts, any kind of transportation licensing? sorry, that's a logical fallacy, and is not helping anyone. But, improvements to society can be disruptive. The move from coal gas to natural gas was a marked improvement in safety, but was mildly inconvenient for a few years. Ensuring that every dwelling had a toilet and bathroom attached to the house was expensive to implement, but now its taken as standard.