> Objectively, people are irrational about probabilities. Study after study shows that you can give people probabilities and ask them for decisions, and they wi

> Objectively, people are irrational about probabilities. Study after study shows that you can give people probabilities and ask them for decisions, and they will usually be wrong. For me its not about the probabilities its about the mitigations and ability to make an informed decision On a consumer protection front, this activity lacks both There’s no “look both ways before crossing the street”, its “sign this waiver before crossing the street, only 10 people actually died so I don’t know why you’re still on this topic”