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Error is unavoidable, the problem is that they are erring on the wrong side and not fixing their mistake in a timely manner. Estimates should include some fact
by jjk166 3y ago
Error is unavoidable, the problem is that they are erring on the wrong side and not fixing their mistake in a timely manner.
Estimates should include some factor of safety so they are still adequate even with the error, and they should be regularly reevaluated so that discrepancies do not persist long enough to result in production shortages. As previously noted, the DEA's restrictions have been significantly too low for years.
- _heimdall 3y agoI'll throw this on my "smaller government" pile :) If error is unavoidable and any underestimate is untenable, the regulation isn't feasible and the DEA (and the federal government in general) simply shouldn't have this power.
- pseudalopex 3y ago> If error is unavoidable and any underestimate is untenable, the regulation isn't feasible They did not say any underestimate is untenable. They suggested resolving underestimates promptly.
- _heimdall 3y agoIsn't that a federal government problem in general though? When was the last time they actually responded quickly to something without drastically over or underestimating the response needed?