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It's not as though the audience were disinterested judges -- they were partisans, and more anti-TSA partisans showed up to vote. Popularity contest, that's all.
by squozzer 15y ago
It's not as though the audience were disinterested judges -- they were partisans, and more anti-TSA partisans showed up to vote. Popularity contest, that's all.
And nothing will change though the Economist debate, or any other debate. Only declining profits for the arilines, spurred by declining passenger miles, will force change.
By then, TSA-esque processes will probably exist for every form of transport, including automobiles.
- acgourley 15y agoI disagree that nothing will change because of this debate. It's slight, but now there is now a larger crop of people who understand two viewpoints on an important issue and are armed with better rhetoric for the view they espouse. That's a win.