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Say you buy a bicycle helmet for your kid. 2 are available. Helmet A mentions its certifications. Helmet B doesn't, but claims to be as safe. Would you consid
by ocimbote 4y ago
Say you buy a bicycle helmet for your kid.
2 are available. Helmet A mentions its certifications. Helmet B doesn't, but claims to be as safe.
Would you consider helmet B?
- sowbug 4y agoThe conversation was about reducing privacy to assist law enforcement. Your question relates to whether a lawful society is preferable to a lawless one, and as far as I can tell has no bearing on privacy. I'd be happy to answer your hypothetical question, but I don't want to stray further off topic, so I'll decline.
- ocimbote 4y agoYou're dodging. The discussion and your point was about presumption of lawfulness and I made an analogy about presumption of safety.