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From your first link: > The true scale of social costs is rarely considered… Yep, that is pretty much what I was expecting. Some hand waving and lecturing abo
by bequanna 3y ago
From your first link:
> The true scale of social costs is rarely considered…
Yep, that is pretty much what I was expecting. Some hand waving and lecturing about qualitative, subjective externalities.
This is social commentary and opinion pretending to be science.
- xnyan 3y agoAre you arguing that when a car parks on the street, there's no actual value to that parking spot? The article is just arguing that there are externalities related to car use, and I'm confused how you conclude these externalities do not exist. Is it the use of the word social that makes you uncomfortable?