That argument is not emotional, it is rational: assessment highlights risks. The quantification of those risks is another matter. The parallel fact, for examp

That argument is not emotional, it is rational: assessment highlights risks. The quantification of those risks is another matter. The parallel fact, for example, that nuclear weapons require maintenance, and that maintenance requires budget, may make some shiver - not because of an "emotional" idea. It is because you look. -- Update: children behave.