>Complete safety, or actual freedom. Pick one. You can't have both. False dichotomies aren't helpful and underscore lazy thinking. The real world is full of nu

>Complete safety, or actual freedom. Pick one. You can't have both. False dichotomies aren't helpful and underscore lazy thinking. The real world is full of nuance, and so should our policies. Using a risk-based approach is probably more appropriate than an all-or-nothing policy.