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What types of activities does this apply to and where does it not apply? Just for the sake of argument, could this also apply to something like murder? i.e. if
by danielrhodes 3y ago
What types of activities does this apply to and where does it not apply? Just for the sake of argument, could this also apply to something like murder? i.e. if you wanted to murder somebody, you can do so only if you pay a super high fee otherwise go to prison. If you pay the fee, it must be worth it to you.
- olddustytrail 3y agoThat was known as a weregild. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weregild https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weregild
- danielrhodes 3y agoSounds similar to life insurance.
- Reefersleep 3y agoAKA legalizing murder for rich people?
- jkestner 3y agoIt already practically does. You just pay the fee to sufficiently high-powered lawyers. Or spend the money to incorporate, where your actions can be divorced from the consequences and maybe you pay whatever the actuarial cost of a human life is.